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Natural Disaster Assistance & Planning

January 17, 2023
Disaster Alert: Home impacted by a disaster? Please contact your insurance carrier. Learn more.

At Mr. Cooper, we know how important it is to feel safe at home. If you’ve recently been impacted by a natural disaster, we’re here to help you get back on your feet as quickly as possible. Check out the articles below for immediate resources that may be available to you—or scroll a bit further to learn how you can prepare for a natural disaster ahead of time.

Respond to a disaster

  • After a Disaster: Filing an Insurance Claim, Applying for Mortgage Assistance, and More
  • Disaster Forbearance Plan FAQs
  • 8 Tips for Finding the Best Contractor
  • What To Do After a House Fire
  • The Homeowner’s Guide for Dealing with Winter Storm Damage

Prepare for a disaster

  • 6 Types of Insurance for Natural Disasters
  • Is Your Home Underinsured? 3 Steps to Make Sure You’re Covered
  • Flood Insurance 101
  • Build an Emergency Survival Kit for Your Family & Home
  • Natural Disaster Preparedness: How To Prepare for a Natural Disaster Beforehand
  • 10 Power Outage Supplies Every Homeowner Needs for Emergencies
  • 10 Last-Minute Home Emergency Tips & Hacks
  • How To Prepare Your House for a Hurricane
  • How To Prepare for a Tornado
  • Winter Safety Tips for Storm Preparation

For more information, see additional resources in our library.


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