I have filed a claim and will be working with my insurance company.In somewhat of a breath of relief, I confirmed that I didn't change my policy and it is a landlord policy. 

they did this about 10 times with no relief only to have it get hotter and hotter into august and even through october. 

@Edward L lauckern that’s a relief.

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act offers protections to service members and their dependents (Section 535 of the Act covers lease termination protections).

I bought a triplex in June and one of my tenants just got me paperwork titled: General Relief Housing Subsidy and Case Management Project Direct Rent.

Just South of Jax Beach was still not fully recovered from Matthew that went through a year and a half ago so I imagine that there will be some foreclosures in those hard hit areas, while waiting on relief funds.

I've recently contacted National Debt relief, and I was told I can consolidate all my debt to a reasonable monthly payment that I'm already making with all 3 combined, and my debt is erased in 44 months.

The company also provides Disaster Relief 203(h), a FHA loan that is designed to help disaster victims whose primary residence, owned or rented; and down payment assistance that helps low-to-moderate income homebuyers with down payment and closing costs.

The company also provides Disaster Relief 203(h), a FHA loan that is designed to help disaster victims whose primary residence, owned or rented; and down payment assistance that helps low-to-moderate income homebuyers with down payment and closing costs.

In any case, this is to give you guidance on your latest question:http://www.cacb.uscourts.gov/faq/relief-automatic-stay-how-do-creditors-fileI had the seller do all that for me before I would go through with the purchase of a property under contract, so I do not know the details.