The problem with cheat sheets is that we all use a different set of companies
It's best to make your own. Very time consuming making it, but it'll save time in the future and is well worth the time. By the time you get it done(you never really finish it, you always have to tweak it as you find new niches and add new companies), you'll know your companies and their underwriting so much better.
Very trueIt's best to make your own. Very time consuming making it, but it'll save time in the future and is well worth the time. By the time you get it done(you never really finish it, you always have to tweak it as you find new niches and add new companies), you'll know your companies and their underwriting so much better.
It does take a little time and effort but once you get your core companies done it just becomes a matter of updating every now and then. One key is to limit it to just a few companies; I’ve been guilty of contracting with too many companies just in case they might fill a need, which they never do; culling as we speak!!!!!!!!It's best to make your own. Very time consuming making it, but it'll save time in the future and is well worth the time. By the time you get it done(you never really finish it, you always have to tweak it as you find new niches and add new companies), you'll know your companies and their underwriting so much better.
I subscribe to ebbie IQ. They do Med Supps, but are very limited. Not many companies and lots of mistakes. I've called and let them know several times of mistakes and they correct. They do meds and conditions. Good idea, but they're still working the bugs out, so I guess I need to update my Med Supp cheat sheet. For $10 a month I guess I'll keep it.
