I am a disabled Vietnam veteran. My home just burned down. Where can I get some help?
By Michael
Did you have insurance, if so that should cover your expenses. If not apply for a HUD apartment. You might have to stay with a friend or in a homeless shelter until you can get into a HUD apartment. But there are HUD apartments and they are low income. If you had insurance, depending on the kind of coverage you had, that should help you rebuild on the same site your house was on.
Did you own the house or was it a rental? Even so you should have had renters insurance to cover your belongings and repairs in case the fire was your fault. I should add that the rent for HUD apartments is based on your income. Look under rentals, these apartments are usually listed as being for seniors and/or disabled people and if they aren't classified as HUD, you will have to call around and ask if they are HUD based. A lot of the ads do specify based on income or something like that.
You should be able to contact the Red Cross, United Way, or the Veterans in your area for help. Salvation Army is always ready to help.
I guess it's sort of like the old chain of command. Contact the VA Clinic you go to and see if they can point you in the right direction.
Michael, I am sorry for the loss of your house. Have u tried the Red Cross? They're usually the first line of help. Here is their website: redcross.org I hope and pray you & your family are okay & get help soon.