FIVE ALMTOS TWO MONTHS AFTER HURRICANE IDA MANY OF YOU ARE TELLING YOU THAT RECOVERY DOESN’T HAPPEN QUICKLY SOME PEOPLE GOT THESE TAYOD FRUSTRATIONS IN KENNER AND ALONG THE WAY THEY LEARN ANOTHER WIRHE MAY HAVE IT FROM WDSUENS LIVE HARRISON TO GOLDSE THE TRADE ADMINISTRATION GIVEN HARRISON SOME ESSENTIAL ADVICE THAT PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FOR? YE, THE LONG STORY OF AH TREVOR, WE HAVE HEARD A LOT OF LONG-WAITING STORIES TODAY, WHETHER WITH THE INSURANCE ADJUSTERS INSURANCE COMPANY OR WITH THE WOMAN Herself, BUT AFTER MET HERE WITH THE SBA OFFICERS AT THE FORMER ESPLANADE MALL MANY OF THESE DUTIES WE HAVE TALKED WITH HERE IN KENNER SAY THEY FEEL CLOSER TO A FEW ANSWERS. IUE GSS IS BECAUSE I GROWN HERE EVERYTHING SEEMS SO CLOSE JORDAN MAC. AND ERNIE HAS CALLED KENNER FOR MOST OF HER LIFE. YOU ARE NOT TOO FAR FROM THE CITY OR THE AIRPORTS HERE. YOU ARE A BEAUTIFUL LAKE. YEAH, HE SAID SINCE AUGUST 29TH THAT SOMETHING HAPPENED TO FAAWAY. HELP YOU EXPLAIN THE SAME THINGS TO EVERYONE AGAIN AND AGAIN. HE IS NOT SATISFIED WITH WHAT THE INSURANCE COMPANY OFFERED AND THE MCINERIES ARE STILL WAITING FOR FEMA. THIS IS JUST WHICH MAKES EVYTERHING TAKE A LITTLE LONGER. I AM AN INSURANCE PRODUCTS DO NOT PUT IT INTO PEOPLE’S HANDS. THEY ARE SITTING THERE WITH THE RING IN HAND AND ON THE O THEY WILL BE NEXT. EVERYTHING STILL REMAINS SUSHIL KUMORS WITH THEMA SLL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, BUT DON’T LET THE NAMES OF THE FEDERAL AGENCIES MISS YOU. YES, HE T SBA OFFERS SMALL BUSINESS LOANS. ALSO FOR HOUSES, OUR ROLE IS TO BE THE OTHER PART OF THE UNMATCHED NEEDS OF SBA OFFICIALS MEANS MONDAY THE FORMER ESPLANADE LLMA OF INDESI KENNER. THEY ANSWER QUESTIONS FROM PEOPLE WHO SAY A FEDERAL LOAN IS THEIR BEST. HO IPE DOESN’T YET KNOW WHAT THE INSURANCE COMPANY IS OFFINERG BECAUSE THEY TELL ME THE ADJUSTER RATIO IS LOST IN THE SYSTEM SOMEWHERE, IDAHO COT THE KENNER HOUSE OF RICHARD BROWN. SOMEONE FROM ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN DAMAGES, BUT HE LEFT MORE HOPE AND HE ” HE HAS TO LEARN IF AN SBA LOAN CAN BE USED TO COVER YOUR INSURANCE DEDUCTIBLE AND THE ANSWER IS YES, ABSOLUTELY. SO HE IS LOOKING FOR A LOAN SBA AND ASOR F JORDAN MCINENEY, HIS FAMILY CAN ALSO GIVE A DRAW. IN WE ALWAYS GROW. HERE IS THE BREAKDOWN OF THE SBA OFFERS LOANS UP TO FTYOR THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR TENANTS $ 200,000 FOR OWNERS AND UP TO TWO MILLION DOLLARS FOR SMALL OWNERS IN BUSISSNE. NOW THIS DEADLINE IS ARRIVING QUICKLY FOR OWNERS AND TENANTS HERE, OCTOBER 28. YOU MUST UNTIL YOU DEPOSIT AND APPLY FOR AN SBA LOAN WHEN IT COMES TO DAMAGE YOUR HOME GOD NOW WE HAVE
SBA officials hold seminar in Kenner, as loan application deadlines approach
The Small Business Administration offers low-interest loans to businesses, homeowners, and tenants.
Jordan McInerney has called Kenner his entire life and takes pride in his closeness to resources. “Everything seems so close,†he said. “You are not too far from the city. Your airport is here. Your beautiful lake is here. He and his relatives spoke to insurance adjusters, insurance companies and FEMA. They are still waiting for answers. “You have to explain the same thing to everyone over and over again,†he said. “It’s just a little longer.” Representatives from the Small Business Administration spent their Monday inside Kenner’s former Esplanade Mall, talking to folks about the office’s Disaster Loan program. As the name of the SBA suggests, loans are available for small businesses – but also for homeowners and tenants. again, â€said SBA spokesperson Susheel Kumar. “Our role is to be the other part of this unmet need. Orléans, Plaquemines, Pointe Coupée, Saint-Bernard, Saint-Charles, Sainte-Hélène, Saint-Jacques, Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Saint-Martin, Sainte-Marie, Saint-Tammany, Tangipahoa, Terrebonne, Washington, West Baton Rouge and West Feliciana. The SBA sets individual loan amounts, but here is the maximum each applicant can receive: Tenant – up to $ 40,000 to repair or replace personal property Owner – up to $ 200,000 to repair or replace property damage and up to $ 40,000 to replace personal property Business owner – up to $ 2,000,000 to repair or replace damaged or destroyed real estate, equipment, inventory and other assets Interest rate is 2% with terms of up to 30 years. The deadline is fast approaching. Anyone who has suffered physical damage must make a request before October 28. The SBA also offers an “economic harm†loan for small businesses and private nonprofits with negative financial impacts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida. The deadline for this loan is May 31st. Applicants can apply online, download applications, and obtain other assistance at https://disasterloanassistance.sba.gov/.
Jordan McInerney has called Kenner his entire life and takes pride in his closeness to resources.
“Everything seems so close,†he said. “You are not too far from the city [of New Orleans]. Your airport is here. Your beautiful lake is here. “
But since Hurricane Ida left her lifelong home without a roof, one thing seems far away: help. He and his relatives spoke to insurance adjusters, insurance companies and FEMA. They are still waiting for answers.
“You have to explain the same thing to everyone over and over again,†he said. “It’s just stretching everything out a bit.”
Representatives from the Small Business Administration spent their Monday inside Kenner’s former Esplanade mall, talking to folks about the office’s Disaster Lending Program. As the name of the SBA suggests, loans are available for small businesses – but also for homeowners and tenants.
“When insurance proceeds don’t reach people, they sit there wringing their hands, wondering what the next repairs are, and it all stops,†SBA spokesman Susheel said. Kumar. “Our role is to be the other part of this unmet need.”
Federal Disaster Low Interest Loans are available in the following parishes: Ascension, Assomption, East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, Iberia, Iberville, Jefferson, Lafourche, Livingston, Orleans, Plaquemines, Pointe Coupee, St. Bernard, St. Charles, Sainte-Hélène, Saint-Jacques, Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Saint-Martin, Sainte-Marie, Sainte-Tammany, Tangipahoa, Terrebonne, Washington, West Baton Rouge and West Feliciana.
The SBA sets the amounts for individual loans, but here is the maximum each applicant can receive:
- Tenant – up to $ 40,000 to repair or replace personal property
- Homeowner – up to $ 200,000 to repair or replace property damage and up to $ 40,000 to replace personal property
- Business owner – up to $ 2,000,000 to repair or replace property, equipment, inventory and other assets that have been damaged or destroyed
The interest rate is 2% with terms of up to 30 years.
The deadline is fast approaching. Anyone who has suffered physical damage must make a request before October 28.
The SBA also offers an “economic harm†loan for small businesses and private nonprofits with negative financial impacts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida. The deadline for this loan is May 31st.
Applicants can apply online, download applications, and get other help with https://disasterloanassistance.sba.gov/.
