Home Inventory Made Simple
October 25th, 2006 by Maribeth Neelis
I’ve always been a sucker for the products touted on those late-night infomercials–scissors that cut through metal, a plastic tube that stores and cooks your pasta, miracle powder that removes any stain from grape juice to motor oil. Basically, if it makes my life easier, I’ll buy it, or at least put it on my ever-expanding wish list.
In the home-inventory software from the Insurance Information Institute, I’ve finally found a product that helps keep track of all those possessions. Knowing what you own and its worth allows you to get insurance that provides adequate coverage.
You no longer need to walk through each room with a notepad; the software prompts you with questions about each room and allows you to upload photographs and receipts when necessary. It organizes all the information in a report, which you can burn onto a CD or print out and store at a friend or relative’s house. Best of all, when you buy that new juicer/food processor, it’s easy to add it to the inventory.
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Download Lists that give you an idea what to include in your home inventory.
August 11th, 2007 at 3:10 am
Hi, I checked out the software you mentioned, and i hate to say it, but it is not user-friendly or comprehensive by any means. If you want to promote an excellent app, go to http://www.samremembers.com and get their free account. No software to download, convenient, detailed, and secure. I thing the company is called Safehouse Management, they are a lot better than the III program. Just wanted to give consumers the heads up.