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Fire Damage - Dealing with insurance
I just had a rental property suffer heavy fire damage. It was a tenant accident and my insurance will cover repairs, but..
The adjuster said its $90k worth of damage, and they immediately sent me a check. I've gotten two bids, and they came in at $150k and $160k. We're way off here. I know that I can claim supplemental charges later, but it's that much off? Is that going to be a huge hassle?
What's the best way to handle, should I just tell Allstate to fix it with their network of contractors, let them do it all?