Renters are at particular risk of natural disasters, especially those in manufactured homes, and may have few options to turn to after a significant event.
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The department said these funds are to help areas most impacted by natural disasters. Click through to learn more.
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A new report examines homeowner concerns about damage from natural disasters, but finds that a surprising number of respondents aren’t even sure if they’re insured.
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A report details how the housing market is affected in the months following a hurricane or wildfire. Click through for the results.
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How prepared are homeowners for the dangerous weather events that continue to threaten many regions? A survey explores how much homeowners would pay to protect against future calamities.
Read More »Disasters and Technology’s New Role
Mortgage Contracting Services’ Chief Relationship Officer discusses how technology has changed how companies track, prepare, and react to natural disasters.
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