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I'm an insurance adjuster. If you have had an insurance loss your in the right place. Insurance coverages is not my forte, you would want to ask one of the other experts who are insurance agents. I'm able to answer questions regarding coverage, damage valuation, basically anything to do with property & casualty. My expertise is accessing damage putting a valuation on that damage and proving damage to an insurance company adjuster on behalf of a homeowner or business owner. I'm able to answer or get the answer regarding underwriting. Please no questions on automobile coverage you know more than me in that area.
20 years as a licensed adjuster, handling 1000's of homeowners and commercial claims in Michigan, Louisiana, and Florida. I own a Public Adjusting Company, Advanced Adjusting LLC in Milford MI.
Business degree with an emphasis on accounting from Arizona State University, graduating in the Fall of 1984. I have taught and participated in continuing education courses in the field of property and casualty.
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Susan, The key to a successful outcome on the personal property portion of your claim is dependant upon 2 components. The first being extremely detailed on your inventory. Include everything, if it
Jill, Flood insurance is not very common. Especially if you don't and it's practically non-existent if you don't live in a flood zone. I'm sure your neighbors don't have it yet they have been paid.
Jimmy, Technically, no you can't use extra money on an insurance job for extra's. In reality though this kind of thing happens all the time. From your point of view, you want to show all the money went
Ed, Let me start out by saying that the insurance company, the contractor, and yourself are all separate entities each with your own ideas of a successful outcome. Your best outcome is not good for
Don, To have an insurance claim you must have an event that caused the damage. Get out your policy and read about "perils". You must have a peril to have a claim, basically an event that caused the
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