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Chris Roche
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Weymouth, MA
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filing a insurance claim

Chris Roche
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Weymouth, MA
Posted

With this last storm to hit Massachusetts, my owner occupied 2 family rental took some damage.  The storm blew off a bunch of shingles.  I am going to file a claim and hope to get insurance to pay for some of the damage.  My deductible is low.  I am hoping to at least get some money to repair the roof, although I probably do need a whole new roof. 

Can anyone offer advice with filing a claim?  I have never filed before. 

Should I hire a public adjuster or stick with the insurance company's adjuster? 

TIA!

  • Chris Roche
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