<prompt> Human: Today was a long and stressful day, so I apologize in advance if Im not coherent enough! Today, the unit above us caught on fire. It was accidental and everything in that unit had been burnt to a crisp. Luckily no other units including ours caught. Our stuff was not damaged greatly, things had only gotten wet but other than that our things are fine except for some food outside and in our fridge since they had to turn our power off. They say it might take months to repair the damages because the ceiling, I believe they are going to have to take it down completely due to the water damage. We were told to move as much of our things as we can into our one car garage for now, and were currently staying in a hotel for the night. If it matters, the fire department gave us a 100 gift card, probably for essentials if we needed them or a room for the night. We would like to continue living in the apartment unit after everything is fixed because the location is very convenient and its affordable for us. Unfortunately we do not have renters insurance. Im looking for some advice on how to go on from here, specifically advice on seeking temporary housing; we do have family in the area but since this is expected to take months, we want an option thats better suited for longer? term. Any advice at all is greatly appreciated; I again apologize if this was too rambly. Thank you if you took the time to read this! Edit: Fixed some errors, elaborated a bit  <response>: What about your upstairs neighbors? Do they have insurance? If so, you can make a claim with them. 