Looking for Group to Work with for FE and Life

[RichJ]

Good Morning:

Now that SNOWMAGGEDON here in New England is now OVER. I'm looking again for a group to get started with this Spring. I'm looking for an FMO or similar that handles FE and Life covering the New England states.

Right now I'm Massachusetts only but NH and Maine are areas I'll be looking at as well.

Any suggestions are welcome!!!

Thanks

 

[Rearden]

Talk to the following Forum Members for final expense:

AgentGuy5
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bboman23

Beyond a contract, what else is important to you in your FMO relationship?

 

[RichJ]

What is important to me since I'm brandy new to this is:

- Training. Method isn't as important as content. I have the basic grasp of things but I like to know what I'm talking about.

- Support. If I have a question, an odd situation, or just plain don't know have a clue on something, I can call during reasonable hours and get assistance or answers.

- Variety of carriers they can help me get appointments too that will cover most issues.

- If they have conference calls that is a bonus.


- I gravitate towards long term relationships, in my professional career I only changed jobs if I moved out of state, needed to make a change for personal reasons, or the company laid me off. I average 10+ at my EMS jobs. But I like the ability to walk away with my book of business if things just don't work out or something changes. I don't look for that but I'm trained to think in what-ifs.

That about sums it up.

 

[goillini52]

Beyond a contract, what else is important to you in your FMO relationship?

Handholding, long walks on the beach..............

 

[RichJ]

only if there is moonlight and she is a brunette...

 

[rousemark]

What is important to me since I'm brandy new to this is:

- Training. Method isn't as important as content. I have the basic grasp of things but I like to know what I'm talking about.

- Support. If I have a question, an odd situation, or just plain don't know have a clue on something, I can call during reasonable hours and get assistance or answers.

- Variety of carriers they can help me get appointments too that will cover most issues.

- If they have conference calls that is a bonus.


- I gravitate towards long term relationships, in my professional career I only changed jobs if I moved out of state, needed to make a change for personal reasons, or the company laid me off. I average 10+ at my EMS jobs. But I like the ability to walk away with my book of business if things just don't work out or something changes. I don't look for that but I'm trained to think in what-ifs.

That about sums it up.

If you stay out of the new brandy, you won't need as much hand holding..

FEX has training calls.. 360 has the Ding Machine.. 'bout all I know about that.

 

[goillini52]

If you stay out of the new brandy, you won't need as much hand holding..

FEX has training calls.. 360 has the Ding Machine.. 'bout all I know about that.

Ben has sleepovers.

 

[RichJ]

Ben has sleepovers.

wait what?

Sleep overs!?

 

[goillini52]

wait what?

Sleep overs!?

Here's Ben's link. Good contracts and training...I'll let him feel you in.

Insurance Forum - View Profile: bboman23

 

[VolAgent]

wait what?

Sleep overs!?

Mandatory. Although I hear there isn't much actual sleeping involved.