In the wake of Hurricane Irma, South Floridians are dealing with storm costs, whether it’s paying for hotel stays or fixing damaged homes, but they might get a break from one big expense — the monthly mortgage payment.

Some homeowners in areas impacted by Irma may be allowed to temporarily stop paying their mortgage, a reprieve that could last from 90 days to a year.

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