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The document is a loan application for Thread Capital's Resilient Recovery loans, designed to assist businesses in recovering from disasters like Hurricane Florence. It outlines the eligibility criteria, application requirements, and necessary documentation for securing loans up to $250,000 over ten years. The application collects personal and business information, financial details, and collateral information to assess the applicant's situation and needs.

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Begin by filling out the 'Personal Information' section. Enter your full name, address, date of birth, and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing your application.
In the 'Personal Asset Statement' section, list your assets and liabilities. Provide values for each item accurately to reflect your financial situation.
Complete the 'Business Information' section by entering your business name, address, and description. Include details about employees and total annual wages.
For the 'Loan Request' section, specify how much funding you are requesting and detail its intended use. This helps clarify your needs to the reviewers.
Finally, review all sections for completeness before submitting. Attach any required documents as specified in the 'Required Document List'.

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What was the worst flood in NC history?

On this day in WNC history: Western North Carolina is no stranger to flooding. The flood of 1916 wreaked unimagined havoc, but twenty-four years later, another deluge spread destruction and death throughout the mountains yet again. The two catastrophes of 1916 and 1940 bore marked similarities.

What happened to the town of Fair Bluff NC?

Fair Bluff is a town in Columbus County, North Carolina, United States that was devastated by coastal flooding from Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and inundated again by high water by Hurricane Florence in 2018.

What caused the flash flooding in North Carolina?

Warmer sea surface temperatures allow for more evaporation, translating into heavier rainfall. Helenes rains were far beyond typical for storms in the region, which suggests climate change exacerbated the rainfall and the resulting flooding.

Is Fair Bluff, NC a good place to live?

Living in Fair Bluff offers residents a suburban rural mix feel and most residents own their homes. Many retirees live in Fair Bluff and residents tend to be liberal.

What is there to do in Fair Bluff, NC?

Essential Fair Bluff Lumber River Walk. Piers Boardwalks. Lumber River State Park. State Parks. Pages Mill Pond. Bodies of Water. Little Pee Dee State Park. State Parks. South Carolina Tobacco Museum. Golden Leaf Antique Market. North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences at Whiteville. I-95 South NC Welcome Center.