You'll likely need to file a motion for relief to lift the automatic stay.

Our aerated septic is messed up, the well, entire down stairs HVAC is shot, condensing unit for upstairs is toast and the hot water heater.This all sucks but having things gutted and cleaned out definitely provides some sort of relief.  

The tenants will get FEMA assistance and relief.  

Started listening to the podcast and quickly found relief in knowing that we weren't alone.

That means the govt. will possibly step in with disaster relief.

The first filed for a relief of stay because the borrower failed to pay them during the BK period. 

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It is really a relief that the first step is done.

I don't know if there is much you can do out side of waiting for FEMA relief.

Given the crazy costs of rebuilding after Katrina, lots of areas could not support the costs of rebuilding (i.e. if it cost $75/ft2 to rebuild, but pre-storm values were less than on a $/ft2 basis), alot of people did not want to be upside down in there house.During Katrina, most banks gave borrows affected relief on paying their bills,  Most of mine gave me at least 6 months of no payments.