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Taking Home Inventory
If you have been setting up a household, starting a home
inventory can be relatively simple. You could even attach recent wedding
registries to substantiate new possessions. But, if you have been living
in a house for many years, this task may seem daunting. If you set aside
an afternoon and get your entire household involved, it can be an
enjoyable experience. It is much easier to document your possessions
before you suffer a loss from a fire, hurricane, burglary or other
disaster.
Big Ticket Items
Make note of expensive items, such as jewelry, furs, and collectibles.
Valuable items may need separate insurance. But, don't forget more
commonplace items such as toys, CD's and clothing.
Taking Photographs
Along with the written information, consider adding photographs of your
possessions, which can be done easily with a digital camera. Those with
film cameras can scan print photographs or have their film developer save
the images to a disk. You can always simply store your print photographs
with a copy of your inventory.
Videotape It
Walk through your house or apartment videotaping the contents. Remember
to open drawers and closets. One advantage of videotape is that you can
narrate what you are filming.
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