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Linn County Getting Bulk of SBA LoansBy Dave Franzman, Reporter
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Monday, Jul 28 at 7:39 AM not enough damage wrote ...
"Unfortunately" we didn't lose more than the basement and so the damage was about 20% of the home value. Had we had more damage, say 50%, then I agree that it's time to move. The water got just high enough to reach us by maybe 8 inches so I'm hoping that this won't happen again any time soon. Was it a 500 year flood, or even a 750 year flood? I don't know but I'm counting on it not happening again soon...knock on driftwood.
Monday, Jul 28 at 7:35 AM What? wrote ...
Woman VS House??? Are you high?? What kind of comparison is that??? People have built a future and a home. If they want to stay it is their choice. Comparing this to a woman in an abusive relationship is embarrassing. Both are completely different and tragic.
Sunday, Jul 27 at 10:13 AM Woman vs. House wrote ...
Why when a woman is in an abusive relationship and and keeps going back the abuser we look down on her. But when a homeowner wants to pour money into a house located in a town that has been flooded 9 times in the past 80 years and the possibility of it being flooded again are GREAT, this is acceptable. Both situations have a past history of behaviour, so why are we ignoring the facts about the Cedar River and its flooding potential? Move - dont rebuild.
Saturday, Jul 26 at 8:30 PM concerned friend writes wrote ...
where do you go to get these loans
Saturday, Jul 26 at 1:17 AM MATT WILSON FROM PALO wrote ...
IM GAY
Saturday, Jul 26 at 12:48 AM Red Tape wrote ...
If you work you don't getting nothing. If you do nothing you get something. I should rap. The rhyme is there. As Dr.Dre would say its a thing somewhre. SBA is a credit union or bank right now. Get your interest rates low now for they will soar in the future. Don't take the fork in the road people. Go straight at them. Signed, Flooded victim who knows this is a act by mother nature, but a wake up call to the impacted people of the flood and the U.S. gov't.
Friday, Jul 25 at 9:36 PM Al wrote ...
Glad to see it,other than Parkersburg and by Omaha and the tornados we suffered alot here in linn county.
Friday, Jul 25 at 8:42 PM SBA "fan" wrote ...
I thought I would be the last person on earth to ever look to the Federal Government for help but after the way my "insurance company" and my "mortgage company" treated me, I'm forced to say, thank you to the SBA for giving me funds needed to begin repairs just so my "mortgage company" would release the money my "insurance company" FINALLY sent me! How crazy is that?! I have to get money from the govt just to get my money from the insurer?!
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