Whether it’s a hurricane like Dorian or a tropical storm, flood, tornado, earthquake or fire, it can take years to resolve a major insurance claim and restore a property. Learn how to file a claim from those who have been there and done that.
Source: Inman News
9 tips for filing insurance claims after a catastrophe
Published in Agent, bernice ross, Columns, hurricane, hurricane prep, natural disaster, public adjuster and Select
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