Final Expense States

[scott9178]

IL and TX 2 best

 

[Bobster999]

Yeah, I live in a condo on Thomas Drive (beach) but after over 12 years here, I'm relocating to Sarasota-Siesta Key next month. It's getting too wild around here but they have new laws that will eventually drive most, if not all, of the Spring Breakers away.

I have plenty of guys who could watch your home. PM me. No t-shirt or lunch necessary and you can trust one of my guys. I would like to see a video of you break-dancing though.

Thats a nice area. 50 miles away

 

[pcbinsurance]

Thats a nice area. 50 miles away

You're 50 miles from PCB or Sarasota? PM me and maybe we can network a bit.

 

[Jbelfort]

Do you have a game plan and effective sales system?
Are you set up for a regular/weekly lead flow?
Is your primary carrier easy as heck to deal with?

If so, you have everything you'll need to be a top producer and it's all up to you and your work ethic, NO MATTER WHERE you reside.

Yes, yes, and yes

 

[Tennesseehorn]

There are successful final expense agents on the board who live in:

-Florida
-Georgia
-South Carolina
-North Carolina
-Kentucky
-Indiana
-Michigan
-Ohio
-Pennsylvania
-West Virginia
-Maryland
-Delaware
-New York City
-Texas
-Iowa
-Utah
-California
-Idaho
-Hawaii

The better question is, where do you reside?

You forgot Chattanooga TN

 

[Rearden]

You forgot Chattanooga TN

I'd prefer people thinking this state sucks!

No new agents necessary in Tennessee - unless in Knoxville or West Tennessee.

 

[John Galt]

I'd prefer people thinking this state sucks!

No new agents necessary in Tennessee - unless in Knoxville or West Tennessee.

Knoxville royally sucked when i worked it. Made money but not as good ad other areas, just my experience, im sure there are good pockets there.

 

[Josh]

Upper NY state, but I also go into western MA and CT

American Progressive pulled out their traditional products a few years back and there were TONS of agencies writing for them. Most NY agents (where I'm originally from) don't get good deals because they keep doing things the "old way". There are a handful of carriers that will let you get the products and commission levels most other states already enjoyed.