Before you call.
The ones I get asked most. Each points to the page that goes deeper.
Is the first conversation really free?
Yes, and there is nothing to buy at the end of it. I get paid by the carrier when someone chooses to place a policy through me. If a review shows you are already covered appropriately, I will say so.
Do I have to switch carriers to work with you?
No. Plenty of reviews end with "keep what you have." When switching genuinely saves you money or closes a real gap, I will show you the comparison side by side and let you decide.
What does "independent" actually mean?
It means I am not employed by a single insurance company and I am not required to lead with one company's products. I hold appointments with multiple carriers and shop among them. A captive agent can only offer you what is on their employer's shelf.
How quickly can you notarize something?
Usually within the same week, and often sooner for time-sensitive documents. Call and tell me what you have — I will tell you straight away whether it is something I can notarize and what you need to bring.
My business is just me. Do I still need insurance?
By law, less than you fear. By contract, more than you expect — your lease, your lender, and your first real client will each ask for a certificate. The business page walks the six coverages and the order to buy them in.
What is the business opportunity, in plain terms?
An independent contractor role in a licensed profession. You complete state pre-licensing education, pass the state exam, and then write insurance and financial products with mentorship from me. You are paid commission on the premiums you write. It is real work in a regulated field — not a shortcut, and not a guaranteed outcome.
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