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One of my units got destroyed last night in a flood. What do I do now?

Brandon Turner
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yep, about a foot of water in my basement apartment in my triplex. Called the flood insurance company, but my deductible is fairly high ($5k) so I'm looking to still do this cleanup on the cheap. Anybody have any good ideas? 

UPDATE: See photos and continuing story below in this thread! :) 

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