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"How do you pay for a house that no longer exists?"

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Slate's Avi Zenilman answers the question: How do you pay for a house that no longer exists?

FEMA sends you to the Small Business Administration for a disaster recovery loan: up to $200K for your house and $40K for personal property. FEMA can pay if you just can't afford the loan.

posted by Richard Sprague at 6:10 AM on Sep 3, 2005

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