How Our Feasibility Service Aids the Insurance Proceeds Process

1. Accurate Cost Estimates

   • Our feasibility studies provide detailed construction budgets and scope-of-work outlines. When you submit these clear, itemized cost breakdowns to your lender, it demonstrates exactly how insurance funds will be used—reducing back-and-forth approvals.

2. Documented Project Scope

   • We verify local building requirements, permits, and any special considerations (e.g., site grading, ADU additions). Having all regulatory steps documented gives lenders confidence that the project won’t stall due to unforeseen compliance issues.

3. Proof of Preparedness

   • A professional feasibility report shows your lender you’re serious about managing the rebuild responsibly. By identifying potential hurdles (such as foundation repairs or delayed permits) early, you can adjust timelines and budget before your lender approves the first draw.

4. Clear Roadmap for Inspections

   • We map out construction phases and milestones in the feasibility study. This helps you and the lender align on a draw schedule, so you know when to request inspections and disbursements—and the lender knows exactly what’s been completed at each stage.

5. Reduced Risk, Faster Disbursements

   • Lenders are more inclined to release funds on schedule when they see a comprehensive, well-organized plan. By anticipating issues and presenting solutions upfront, you minimize the lender’s risk—and often speed up the entire disbursement process.

Bottom Line

Our feasibility service does more than guide the “rebuild or sell” decision—it lays out a documented, financially sound roadmap for restoring your property. This level of clarity and preparation can greatly smooth out the lender’s approval process, helping you access insurance proceeds faster and with fewer surprises along the way.