Why should I hire a Public Adjuster? In 1996 Ina Delong, the executive director of a Not-For-Profit organization known as United Policyholders based in Oakland,
THE MONEY GAME: WHAT IS THE RESERVE SET AT ON YOUR LOSS? You and the insurance company have something in common immediately after your fire.
The Scenario: A Costly Surprise Imagine you own a triplex generating strong monthly income. A fire destroys more than 50% of the structure, triggering full
Across the United States, underinsurance is one of the biggest hidden risks facing property owners—and it becomes even more severe in rural and farm properties.
This guide highlights roofing items commonly missed in insurance estimates and useful when preparing supplements or reviewing scopes of loss. 15 COMMONLY MISSED ROOFING ITEMS
Homeowner Insurance Client Handout This handout explains how most homeowner insurance policies handle tree removal when a tree falls during a storm. Coverage can vary
CLAIMS PROCESS DEVELOPMENT PLAN/ Initial Information and Fact Gathering BUILDING ESTIMATE/COST DAMAGE REPORT/Policy Coverage Application This is the “high dollar” part of your claim and
Deadline Type Common Time Limit Triggers From Proof of Loss 60 Days From Request (or Date of Loss) RCV Election (Building) 180 Days From Date
The appraisal clause in an insurance policy is a provision that helps resolve disputes between the policyholder and the insurance company over the value of
When disaster strikes and you’re left dealing with the aftermath of a fire, flood, or other loss, your insurance company might seem like your knight
