All Forum Posts by: Andy Gurczak

If your property has suffered any kind of damage do you know what your next steps will be???

Most people let an insurance company dictate their claim and in the end never collect much of the money that they are owed. What the insurance company wants to do is settle your claim as quickly as possible for the lowest amount possible. The insurance company does not want you to know that you have a legal right to hire a Public Adjuster - who is certified by the department of insurance - to fight for you. REMEMBER it is YOUR responsibility to prove ALL damages. As a Licensed Public Adjuster Company WE ADVOCATE FOR YOU! Our mission is to get our clients the largest settlement they deserve in the shortest amount of time possible. If you have suffered a loss, be it from Fire, Water, or Storm CALL US!!! Don't let the insurance company get away with not providing you the settlement that you deserve. 

Have a nice day,

Andy Gurczak

AllCity Adjusting Co.

P: (844)-my-adjuster

F: (708)-575-8198

[email protected]

http://allcityadjusting.com

“We handle your claim ensuring your home or business is properly restored.”

Kerry,

We made an offer on the place but there was 7 other offers and ours didn't get picked up. It got thrown back on the market again so we are making another offer and working to get private financing on it. I will update you on the financing if the bank takes our offer. 

Thanks for everyones responses :) 

We made the offer this morning with 7 other bids and will see what the bank decides to do. 

Susan, this is the first year that i decided to finally hire a bookkeeper and have my books handled professionally. Otherwise im always on time with my taxes. Though, i wouldn't want to loose out on a deal because of this. 

Adrien thanks for your response i actually attended couple of your meetings and called you about posting in marketplace :) I will definitely check out Renovo. 

Tim thanks for the name of Lima One Capital i will look into that as well. 

First time posting on BB :) 

My wife and I currently own two duplexes in Northwest Indiana. We are putting an offer on a REO duplex close by our other two duplexes. I own two businesses and I hired a bookkeeper to work on my books and still have not filed taxes for 2016. I do have an extension and my accountant is aware that I have someone getting my books all straighten out. I should have everything within a month.

My question is, what are my options of getting the deal financed till I can secure a loan from my bank? I have a good relationship with a local bank but need my taxes done. The property is on the market for 128k and the ARV should be around 180-190k. Would appreciate any feedback or any advice! What other ways can we get a loan?