So your 50k in repairs was or was not covered by insurance?
If covered by insurance, then FEMA basically owes you nothing. If not covered by insurance, you would have qualified for some form of relief from FEMA.
Both my husband and I helped numerous people during the lava flows navigate through the entire FEMA process and the amazement we had at peoples opinions of FEMA astounded us. Of the ones we helped, after all was said and done thanked us tremendously with EVERYONE saying that they never should have listened to the various social media posts (and a few about some crazy “Unko”) about FEMA taking your house or in some way screwing people over.
While there is no “one size fits all” policy regarding all of the various disasters FEMA deals with, I ask again, WHAT IS THE OTHER OPTION?
If covered by insurance, then FEMA basically owes you nothing. If not covered by insurance, you would have qualified for some form of relief from FEMA.
Both my husband and I helped numerous people during the lava flows navigate through the entire FEMA process and the amazement we had at peoples opinions of FEMA astounded us. Of the ones we helped, after all was said and done thanked us tremendously with EVERYONE saying that they never should have listened to the various social media posts (and a few about some crazy “Unko”) about FEMA taking your house or in some way screwing people over.
While there is no “one size fits all” policy regarding all of the various disasters FEMA deals with, I ask again, WHAT IS THE OTHER OPTION?