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California homeowners who lost everything in this week’s devastating Los Angeles-area fires now have to battle their insurance companies to recover the value of their homeowners’ policies – if they are lucky enough to have insurance at all.
With estimates of the economic damage from the fires now reaching $52bn-$57bn, consumer advocates and veterans of past disasters say homeowners can expect weeks or months of paperwork to prove that they have lost what they say they have lost, if not also pressure from claims adjusters and a whole class of disaster professionals to make a quick settlement for less than they are entitled to under their policies.
Will there be a big print to help them and pump my bags?
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This is not to say that a lot of insurers cancelled their policies starting a few months ago. They were cancelling because of another new pile of regulations being put on them by the lefty/Marxist/socialist/communist/murderers in Sacramento. However, this is what the people in California desire, as demonstrated by their voting patterns, so they are getting it, good and hard.
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Not only that, but rents in the areas that are unaffected by the fires will skyrocket with thousands of people looking for places to live.
A bunch of them will leave California and never return.
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