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Updated almost 4 years ago, 02/24/2021

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James Mcsweeney
  • Denver, CO
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EMA disaster relief for landlords impacted by deep freeze

James Mcsweeney
  • Denver, CO
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Hi, one of my rental house was one of the many significantly impacted by the winter storms in Texas and sustained heavy damage, most of which won't be covered by insurance. I'm facing a significant loss.

I've looked everywhere on FEMA's website and it doesn't seem that there is much assistance available to rental property owners that suffered a loss in a presidential declared disaster; outside of a SBL loan. My margins are tight as it is and I don't know how I will be able to repay the loan. Are there no grants available to landlords that own single family houses? It seems, from what I've read, grants are only available if you live in the impacted property.

Thanks!

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