Not all resumes work to get you claims. Find out from my 15 years of trial and error what works.
This ended up being a LOT of information. Please watch all 3 parts.
Special preview on here. The two biggest lies in adjusting. Credit to Paul Strauss for coming up with the phrase "2 big lies".
I'm cross posting this one on Youtube. It's the lighter content so we'll move forward doing it this way.
I wasn't exactly sure how to address this....and the best way seemed to be facing it head on. So my business recently changed in a big way because I went from being a parent to being a parent of a special needs child. I know I'm not alone so I'm going to explore as a sort of specific series, how you manage your independent adjusting business while parenting a special needs child. That's part 1.
Tornadoes: Skip ahead to 4:40 to discuss the current tornadoes.
Part II - So we have a ton of tornadoes. What is unique about tornado event adjusting and what separates it from most other Cat events? I'll drop some tips in here.
Estimating smoke damage to a single-family house can be a challenging task, as the extent of the damage can vary depending on several factors such as the type of fire, the materials that burned, and the ventilation in the house. However, here are some general steps that can help you estimate smoke damage to a single-family house:
1. Assess the extent of the fire damage: Before estimating smoke damage, it's essential to assess the extent of the fire damage to the house. Look for structural damage, such as burnt walls, ceilings, floors, and roof. If the fire department was involved, they would have a detailed report of the damages that you can use as a reference.
2. Inspect the affected areas: Inspect the affected areas for soot and smoke damage. Smoke can penetrate deeply into the walls, carpets, furniture, and other materials in the house, leaving behind an unpleasant odor and discoloration. Be sure to check all rooms and surfaces thoroughly, including the attic, basement, and crawl spaces.
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More strategy sessions coming soon, I promise. The challenge right now is I'm in the middle of prepping for the bar exam. Yep, that monster. I'll get back to you when this torture is over.
Hey folks, I'm seeing a growing number of questions less on how you make money during a cat because let's face it, that's the easy part. More people are asking how you make money BETWEEN cats. I'm putting together something on that to help you out so you don't blow all your cat money on waiting for another cat.
