2026-01-09 – Weekly Insurance Adjuster Jobs : Demand for remote property adjusters

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, there’s a noticeable demand for experienced adjusters, especially in property claims. Remote work is more accessible than ever, with several positions open for those preferring to work from home. It’s a great time to explore these opportunities if flexibility is what you’re after.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Associate Attorney
    This role involves negotiating settlements and collaborating closely with legal assistants. It’s a solid opportunity for those with a knack for legal negotiations.
    Company: Law Firm | Location: Mcalester, OK
    Apply Here

  • Property Claim Adjuster
    This position is all about handling a range of insurance products across all 50 states. The Stillwater Insurance Group is seeking experienced adjusters to join their team.
    Company: Stillwater Insurance Group | Location: Jacksonville, FL
    Apply Here

  • Licensed Public Adjuster
    Perfect for those with prior experience in insurance adjusting or related fields. If you’re in Orlando and have an adjuster license (or can get one), this could be your next step.
    Company: Rockwall National Public Adjusters | Location: Orlando, FL
    Apply Here

  • Field Property Adjuster
    Based in Fredericksburg, this role requires valid licenses and a driver’s license. It’s a hands-on job that demands attention to detail and a proactive approach.
    Company: Capstone ISG Inc | Location: Fredericksburg, VA
    Apply Here

  • Trainee Field Property Adjuster
    If you’re looking to start your career in insurance adjusting, this trainee position in Pikesville is a great entry point. A valid driver’s license is a must.
    Company: Capstone ISG Inc | Location: Pikesville, MD
    Apply Here

  • Field Property Adjuster
    Another opportunity with Capstone ISG Inc, this time in Baltimore. Requires the usual licenses and a valid driver’s license for those ready to hit the ground running.
    Company: Capstone ISG Inc | Location: Baltimore, MD
    Apply Here

  • Claims Adjuster Trainee
    This trainee role in Lake Mary is perfect for those starting out in the field. It’s a chance to learn the ropes in a supportive environment.
    Company: Frontline Homeowners Insurance | Location: Lake Mary, FL
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is definitely making waves this week. If you’re looking for flexibility, these verified remote opportunities might be just what you need.

  • MULTI-LINE ADJUSTER
    This role offers the flexibility to work remotely and involves managing multiple lines of claims. Ideal for seasoned adjusters looking for a change of pace.
    Company: Property Claim Professionals | Location: Annapolis, MD
    Apply Here

  • Desk Property Adjuster
    With a focus on property claims, this desk job allows for remote work while dealing with various aspects of claim adjustments.
    Company: Rural Mutual Insurance | Location: Madison, WI
    Apply Here

  • Desk Property Adjuster
    Similar to the Madison role but based out of Eau Claire, this position offers the same remote flexibility and focus on property claims.
    Company: Rural Mutual Insurance | Location: Eau Claire, WI
    Apply Here

  • MULTI-LINE ADJUSTER
    Another chance to join Property Claim Professionals, this time with a focus on Florida. A great remote gig for those with multi-line experience.
    Company: Property Claim Professionals | Location: Tallahassee, FL
    Apply Here


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That’s the roundup for this week. Remember to jump on these opportunities quickly since they can close fast. Hope you find something that fits your next career move.

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Got a remote property gig last week; ‘real-time’ posts disappear — apply within hours, keep Xactimate samples ready. Some require weekend availability.

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Fastest replies I’ve gotten were when I had TX/FL licenses, W‑9, and COI/E&O in one PDF ready to drop — the “real-time” posts vanish fast. @george_miller99’s right on speed, but also watch for Symbility/Guidewire requirements so you’re not caught with only Xactimate. Small caveat: some “remote” property roles still ask for occasional field verifies, so confirm that upfront.

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I get more callbacks when I put my XactAnalysis IA number and carrier certs right in the first reply, plus a 30‑sec Loom intro — recruiters treat it like an adjuster go‑bag. @taylor_rivers01 is spot on about speed, but a lot of WFH property roles still want you within a few hours for occasional site checks or equipment pickup, so ask before you commit.

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I’ve had better luck when my first reply includes a Loom of my “first‑24 hours workflow” and a 10‑second Xactimate build, instead of attachments; @george_miller99 is right on prep, but big PDFs get filtered. I just paste the https://www.loom.com link and keep the note under 150 words.

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When I answer these “apply promptly” threads, I mirror the req ID in the email subject and put my time zone plus a 7‑day availability window in the first line; since doing that, schedulers tend to book me without the back‑and‑forth. Works well with the remote focus this week, though a few firms still push you through a portal where subject lines won’t matter.

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