Insurance Producer Farmers Insurance Agency (100% Remote, Nationwide)

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Great producers look for teams they can win with.

Were building a high-performing insurance team focused on long-term growth, accountability, and results. This role is ideal for experienced producers who take ownership of their pipeline, value strong teammates, and want a stable platform with real upside.


This position is 100% remote nationwide selling into Idaho and your resident state (if available). A hybrid or in-office option is available for candidates located in the Boise, Idaho metro area.


Compensation includes a $2,500/month base salary plus commission. Most producers earn $63,400$128,700 annually, with top performers exceeding $140,000.

Salary Range: $63400.00 - $128700.00 per year


Benefits

Annual Base Salary + Commission

Work from Home

Flexible Schedule

Hands on Training

Career Growth Opportunities


Responsibilities

  • Sell and service Property & Casualty insurance, with Life & Health opportunities
  • Conduct consultative coverage conversations and reviews


  • Work both agency-provided leads and self-sourced business


  • Build, retain, and grow a long-term book of business


  • Follow up consistently and manage your own pipeline


  • Contribute to a team culture that shares best practices and wins together


  • Maintain licensing, compliance, and accurate documentation

Requirements
  • Active Property & Casualty insurance license (required)
  • Life & Health license (strong plus)


  • Farmers Insurance experience (preferred, not required)


  • Proven sales production and follow-through


  • Strong communication and influence skills


  • Comfortable working independently in a remote environment


  • Team-oriented mindset with long-term career goals

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About the Company:
Farmers Insurance of Southwest Idaho



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