Assurant reviews

Assurant insures the majority of vacant foreclosures in the US. You will be dealing with squatters in vacant homes (in high violent crime areas) on a daily basis. Without getting into too much detail; the job is dangerous. When you notify management that you couldn't scope a loss due to being chased out by violent squatters, their advice is to simply "go to the house earlier tomorrow" (scope quietly before the squatters wake up). There is an issue with NY / NJ management. In my humble opinion - management in these states appear to purposefully delay your work so they can swoop in and "Fix" the problem that they themselves created. The workload is highly unreasonable. Generally speaking your southern and western counterpart adjusters all really like their jobs (save the ones in the rough cities) - they handle TVMM's in small ranches or single story homes; and the squatter situation isn't as bad as the eastern region.. You are expected to close 12 full files per week; at first that doesn't sound so bad. The thing is your basically writing total loss TVMM claims in 3 story homes (the claims are huge) - and there's always that manager who's there deliberately delaying your files. All paperwork and mailing of file documents are handled by you - nothing is automated.

Ranting customers, not flexible with schedule