What Does It Take To Be A Public Adjuster?
The Takeaways Becoming a Public Adjuster requires passing a state licensing exam and undergoing a Federal background check. Continuing education is mandatory, often with a focus on ethical and professional standards. Technical expertise in (...)
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Do You Still Need to Pay Your Mortgage After a Severe Fire?
The Takeaways Mortgage payments remain the responsibility of the homeowner, even after a severe fire damages or destroys a property. Most mortgage agreements require you to notify the mortgage company of a severe loss and to keep making payments (...)
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Lessons from ERCOT: Cold Weather Tips and the Role of a Public Adjuster
THE TAKEAWAYS Prepare for Power Outages: Learn from ERCOT’s past failures by investing in energy resilience, such as backup generators and property maintenance. Safeguard Pipes: Insulate exposed pipes, maintain indoor heating, and monitor (...)
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Thanksgiving Safety: Preventing Cooking And Fryer Fires
THE TAKEAWAYS On Thanksgiving, three times more cooking fire incidents occur than any other day of the year. Prevent cooking and fryer fires by staying attentive, using fryers outdoors safely, and maintaining a clutter-free cooking area (...)
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Why Is My Insurance Company Pushing Their Preferred Vendor?
THE TAKEAWAYS Insurance companies will push their vendors for construction and mitigation in order to save costs Construction and Mitigation companies provide discounts to insurance companies in exchange for being on an approved vendor list (...)
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Navigating Insurance Claims: Essential Tips For Dealing With Insurance Adjusters
The Takeaways Understand Your Policy: Familiarize yourself with the details of your insurance policy to know your coverage and rights. Document Everything: Keep thorough records of all communications, damages, and expenses related to your claim. (...)
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