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October 29, 2020

Tenants in Florida Disasters: How Do They Get Through?

Galactic Storm. NASA. 0915.

(Image courtesy of NASA)

How Disasters Affect Residential Tenants and Mobile Home Tenants in Florida.  View this informative and useful Powerpoint presentation by Tom DiFiore, Housing Unit Leader at Bay Area Legal Services who is justifiably recognized as an expert in the field.

Download Candles in the Wind The Impacted Residential and Mobile Home Tenant

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Posted by on October 29, 2020 at 05:22 PM in Catastrophe Claims |

Tags: #Disasters, #MobileHomeTenants, #ResidentialTenants

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