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Good day. I am handling a NCJUA appraisal and the opposing appraiser for NCJUA gave me a list of names that consisted of attorneys and judges. As they do not write estimate and are mostly court appointed I was unable to accept. I gave him a list of 32 names and outright they were rejected. He is pushing for court appointed and of course I see why so a good award would not be his fault. He gave me a few other names and I have never heard of these people. Looking for direction whether they are fair or not. R.S. Stan Townsend., Allan Roth, John Mapfis. There were others that I would not choose but was unsure of these. Please DM if you have any thoughts. Thanks

Looking for someone that does docusketch or matterport in SC/NC. Mostly in the Greenville area for now and Charlotte area also. Please dm me your fees as I dont need the estimate just the sketch. Thanks

Big congrats to my beautiful wife and best friend on opening of her Renegade Insurance Agency. Home, Auto and Commercial

The Cohen Group Myself and my family just relocated to Upstate South Carolina from Florida. I have been in various insurance related industries […]

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects the insurance sector will lose roughly 400,000 workers through attrition over the coming years, with 50% of the current workforce expected to retire within the next 15 years. The number of insurance professionals aged 55 and older has increased 74% in the last decade, and fewer than 25% of the current workforce is under 35. Graduates from risk and insurance programs are meeting only an estimated 10–15% of the industry’s hiring needs. A 2024 survey by the International Association of Claim Professionals found that while more than two-thirds of respondents believed claims service is becoming more important, only one-third believed their organization was “very committed” to investing in claims talent.

This combination—greater demand, increased complexity, and reduced supply—places significant pressure on the concept of competency. It raises a fundamental question: What qualifies someone to serve as an appraiser in today’s environment?