If only...

Above, Hurricane Irma. NASA photo.

...during the past few years I had worked homeowners insurance claims, this email would be enticing. My most recent claims work involved total loss auto, liability, property damage and bodily injury claims. I haven't worked homeowners property claims (the field I first got into insurance claims with) in about 25 years.

This is the email from an insurance claims adjuster recruiter:

Armand, 

Our client, a Top 5 Property Insured, is currently adding 75 Field Homeowner Property Adjusters. These Adjusters will be responsible for handling Catastrophe Property losses throughout the state of Florida, however, you will have a specific territory assigned to you while on assignment. Our client has modified their Fee Schedule specifically for Hurricane Irma. Please click here to see the updated Fee Schedule.

*Referral Bonus up to $500 for any adjuster you refer! Your referral must close at least 25 claims in order for you to receive the bonus*
Deployment Incentives: 

- Paid WEEKLY for claims turned in that week!
- XXXXXXX is contracted with ScheduleIT and you will have access to utilize the service free of charge!
- This will dramatically increase your ability to handle more claims
- Our client is estimating 28,000 to 40,000 claims

I last took part in a catastrophe team in 1994, following the Northridge Earthquake. Adjusters on catastrophe teams can make a lot of money.

Maybe if they have catastrophe teams of auto claims adjusters (a lot of vehicles were damaged and destroyed due to Hurricanes Harvey and Irma), I might be interested.

The Trumps Are A Hit In Texas

Above, President Trump by Asya.

President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania appear to be a hit among those displaced due to Hurricane Harvey, especially with children.

The Tribunist reported:

President Trump and First Lady Melania set out from the White House again today to check in on victims of Hurricane Harvey. The couple’s first visit was criticized becasue the President made mentions of the “turn-out” for his speech. First Lady Melania Trump faced scrutiny for her choice of  footwear. This trip has gone more smoothly. 

This trip was more focused on service. The Trumps visited the NRG Stadium in Houston, where thousands of flood victims are taking shelter. And they jumped right in, helping with the work.

To read more and to see a video of the visit, go here.