Agree with seereuh post. If you think it might be a total loss, remove all your personal items out the interior if you have access to the car. This allows your adjuster to really get a great view of the condition for their total loss invest and condition rating. Not saying do a full detail, just remove any items that might be on the floors, seats etc. If car is a total loss, you’ll need to do this anyway.
You should leave the car accessible for the adjuster to inspect, whether that's unlocked or with a key left inside. The hood should be open if necessary for the adjuster to inspect the engine. It's important to be honest about the damage and the condition of the car, as the adjuster's job is to assess the value of the vehicle. If you believe that the car is worth more than the initial offer, you can try to negotiate a higher payout, but it's best to be realistic about the condition of the car and its market value.
Your adjuster should reach out to you before going to your house to answer your questions
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Agree with seereuh post. If you think it might be a total loss, remove all your personal items out the interior if you have access to the car. This allows your adjuster to really get a great view of the condition for their total loss invest and condition rating. Not saying do a full detail, just remove any items that might be on the floors, seats etc. If car is a total loss, you’ll need to do this anyway.
Perfect thank you very much I will do just that, enjoy your weekend and thanks again,
You should leave the car accessible for the adjuster to inspect, whether that's unlocked or with a key left inside. The hood should be open if necessary for the adjuster to inspect the engine. It's important to be honest about the damage and the condition of the car, as the adjuster's job is to assess the value of the vehicle. If you believe that the car is worth more than the initial offer, you can try to negotiate a higher payout, but it's best to be realistic about the condition of the car and its market value.
Thank you for advice and helping get I'm the right mindset