Fortunately, the actual loss is usually very swift. It happens before anyone can really think, or plan, or make sound decisions beyond getting to safety. Usually, a fortunately accompanies an unfortunately, this is no different. Much worse. Now, you MUST deal with your insurance company. The company who has done this so many times, that they have gotten very good at it.
Well, for stockholders and investors, you know, and bonuses. Remember AIG, they received bail out funds, then immediately cut bonuses to the very souls who ran the firm into the ground. So, if you were in business to pay people money for covered losses, yet every dollar you spent, came from your very own Profit, how honest could you expect to be? Day after day, claim after claim?
Once this path is well on its way, the next and largest issue will arise. No one has a clue what the insurance company is ACTUALLY going to pay. In essence, you the insured, whether it is a commercial property or residential property, are forced to sign an open-ended contract with a contractor, when neither of you have a budget or a clue how much the actual costs will be, nor what the insurance carrier will "offer".
Well, for stockholders and investors, you know, and bonuses. Remember AIG, they received bail out funds, then immediately cut bonuses to the very souls who ran the firm into the ground. So, if you were in business to pay people money for covered losses, yet every dollar you spent, came from your very own Profit, how honest could you expect to be? Day after day, claim after claim?
Once this path is well on its way, the next and largest issue will arise. No one has a clue what the insurance company is ACTUALLY going to pay. In essence, you the insured, whether it is a commercial property or residential property, are forced to sign an open-ended contract with a contractor, when neither of you have a budget or a clue how much the actual costs will be, nor what the insurance carrier will "offer".
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Hurricane Michael exposes the cozy relationship between Government and Insurance Carriers.
If you have met me, conversed with me, or have been to any of the 4 workshops, you have heard this very concept, almost verbatim.
Know your lane/power.
Know the person next to you is not your enemy, regardless of whether they actually are, or aren't.
Which translates to a very simple, yet profound, process.
More and more, I am seeing adjusters cross the aisle.
Whether it be to a better understanding of the insured's plight when dealing with an insurance claim, or outright changing professions to a Public Insurance Adjuster.
If you have met me, conversed with me, or have been to any of the 4 workshops, you have heard this very concept, almost verbatim.
Know your lane/power.
Know the person next to you is not your enemy, regardless of whether they actually are, or aren't.
Which translates to a very simple, yet profound, process.
More and more, I am seeing adjusters cross the aisle.
Whether it be to a better understanding of the insured's plight when dealing with an insurance claim, or outright changing professions to a Public Insurance Adjuster.
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