They have a fair amount of cargo exposure as well. Thanks.

We are trying to pick up a clean account from National Interstate. Does anyone know of a market that will compete with them?

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Anyone know of a market or program that will compete with standard carriers? I've heard Zurich has a program but can't find the contact.

Thanks Halpert

I can't speak for CA but I have written alot of this business. Allrisks has a program through Everest and they have written startups for me. My contact is John Allfriend.

Not real big. The comp has been a little over $100,000 in premium.

I know this is going to be tough. I have a customer who is a residential/commercal roofer in western Kansas. His mod jumped to 1.6 and I need a comp market. I am not interested in PEO. Anybody know of a market. Thanks for your help as always!

Thanks bkrigsman! I appreciate the response!

Is there an MGA/broker out there with access to Amerisure? Its a difficult market to get direct.

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What is the best market for a contractor that does tower erection. I know Zurich has a work comp program. Do any other standard markets write this risk? Midwest.

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Halpert

Anyone know of any competitive contractor markets/programs that not every agency has? We are reviewing our companies and I would like to find companies that have specialties and limited appointments. I appreciate any feedback.

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Suggestions?

I need a premium finance company for a risk in KS that will allow the client to only put 10% down. Any help would be appreciated.

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I need a market who will write the rental coverage for an RV dealership with some losses. Zurich, MBA and GMI have declined. The risk is in MO. Carrier can write the entire account if they will do this piece. Thanks!

Anyone know of a market who will compete with Travelers and Zurich on a franchised auto dealer? I don't need a market for the comp but open lot and everything else. Risk is in MO

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Obviously there are government regulations so I'm not asking for a lecture. These are perfectly legal loans that are made using an ITIN instead of a social security number. What I'm asking for is if anyone knows of markets that will write homeowners policies without a social.

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