If You Had a Mortgaged Home Destroyed on Maui, Any Relief on Payments May Be Just Temporary
Here are the options for people who can’t live in their homes anymore, but still owe money on the mortgage.
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Here are the options for people who can’t live in their homes anymore, but still owe money on the mortgage.
A sales manager at Atlas Insurance helps you figure out if you’re underinsured or overpaying.
The president-elect of the Realtors Association of Maui estimates about 40 to 50 agents lost their homes and possessions, and one is reported missing.
The nonprofit teaches sports skills to young people and organizes outings for families. UH’s baseball team is a big supporter.
Chad Buck, CEO of the Hawaii Foodservice Alliance, was deeply involved with the thousands of other volunteers bringing food and other essentials to the survivors of the wildfires. He describes what he saw and the powerful emotions he and others felt.
JT Ojerio of Aloha de Mele painted one of the 70 murals at the Hawai‘i Walls festival in Kalihi.
Here’s what residents and businesses impacted by the Maui wildfires should know about ordering replacement documents and applying for federal assistance. Plus, a list of local financial institutions offering emergency relief.
Since its founding 50 years ago, the organization says it has protected over 77,000 acres. Among its current projects is returning land to Native Hawaiian control.
The development company that used low-income housing tax credits to build the 89-unit apartment building hopes to rebuild.
Micah Kāne, CEO of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation, describes how donations are being used to help the needy.
A list of local businesses and organizations helping Maui wildfire survivors access essential items and funding.
Michelle Clemen left a nursing career for creative work, and assures the skeptical that “you can make a living from being an artist.”