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W hile looking over Appraisal Awards, clients often ask why they’re “paying the deductible again”. This is a common misconception. Prior to Appraisal homeowners get a letter from their homeowner’s Insurance Company showing partial coverage, less the deductible. The letter will either say that your covered damages are less than the deductible so you’re not entitled to money, or it will show you an undisputed amount of coverage, reduced by your deductible.