Tuscon 2008 - Insurance Seminar
Bill Hoefer presents an appraisal seminar in Tucson
Tampa, FL - November 1, 2007 - After a year of research, Hoefer will present an intense full-day seminar on insurance appraising preceding the Tucson Show. This will prove to be a gem-of-a-seminar. The event will be at the Marriott University Park Hotel, 880 East 2nd St., Tucson, AZ 85719. When? Sunday, February 3rd, from 9 AM to 6 PM.
Bulletproof Your Insurance Appraisals
It's no secret that appraisers today have a keen interest in fine-tuning their insurance appraisal services. In fact, there are several texts on the topic being offered to appraisers. There's no question that this is a popular appraisal assignment. Why? Because the public flocks to appraisers for insurance appraisals. While basic valuation and gemological skills are an important part of insurance appraising, believing that experience, a gemology designation and even basic appraisal courses alone is the key to rendering bulletproof appraisals is a setup for disappointment. Here, we will help you learn exactly what pitfalls, methodology and solutions are necessary for professional level appraising. From the seminar, students will understand how insurance companies work, what the courts have declared correct for valuators to do, important cover letter clauses to use and how to limit liability - call now to reserve your seat for this most popular seminar which is limited to 25 attendees.
Harness Your Market
When you attend the seminar, learn insurance valuation science and you might just enjoy yourself. How? You will see how to blister your competition - a hot new way to bolster your businesses' image without advertising. The seminar reveals several cutting edge methodology facts that are not taught or published anywhere in the trade. They are almost trade secrets and you can take advantage of them. Here's the catch: The insurance seminar will be offered at Tucson, but you need to reserve your spot as the class is limited in size.
Case in point: After you take the seminar, you have an entire room full of professionals with whom you can network and do market research - what better place to take a seminar?
Topics covered will include liability, how insurance companies are structured, how to value items to comply with legal requirements, obtaining insurance as well as casualty loss valuation theory, cover letter requirements, appraisal dispute hearings and basic legal perspective take-in procedures. This is not a gemology or how to examine gems or jewelry seminar but an intensive valuation theory presentation.
Seminar fee is $250 for non-subscribers and $200 for subscribers to www.AppraiserUnderOath.com. If you want to subscribe (one year staring January 1, 2008), attend the seminar and attend the lunch - send $417.50.
A CD handout will be provided.
Arrive at 8:30 AM for registration. Two snack breaks are included and lunch is available for an extra $17.50 per person from a preorder hotel menu (vegetarian plate available).
For more information please call Bill Hoefer (813) 431-3237 or email Bill using contact button in menu.
