A homeowner's contractor explains how insurance approved $30,000 for storm damage, the roof work is done, and they're waiting for the second payment. The lawyer suggested placing a lien on the house. The clip also covers how storm chaser companies swoop in after storms to help homeowners file claims.
About $30,000.
So how much do they owe you right now, the insurance company? A total of like, 30 grand. Okay. So these storm chaser companies, what they do is every time the storm, they go straight to state and following storms, and they pretty much talk the homeowner into letting us help you throughout the process of your insurance claim. And we could talk to the insurance company for you. I'm trying to call insurance company. It's been a few months. We've done the roof, trying to get the second check. Was it approved? Yep, it was approved from the insurance company and everything. So now my lawyer is saying that I need to put a lien on the homeowner's house. Right. Like, the homeowner didn't do anything. So this is the position that I'm stuck in, so.
