Home Inventory Manager

Are you prepared if you are the victim of a natural disaster or theft? Would you know where to begin if you lost all of your belongings to theft, fire, flood, tornado or hurricane? The truth of the matter is, not many people are. Most people do not think about a home inventory until it is to late. Once a disaster hits and you are faced with the daunting task of providing details about your lost possessions to your insurance agent. The Home Inventory Manager takes the guesswork out of this task. By storing all of the information about your valuables outside your home, far away from the disaster, you can login anytime and provide the details that are needed.

The Home Inventory Manager allows you to catelog all of the information needed to give to your insurance company when the disaster occurs. Information such as serial numbers, date purchased, where you purchased the item and the items value can all be tracked online in the home inventory manager. Your data is available to you 24 hours per day, 7 days per week and best of all, it is completely FREE!

For estate and financial planning purposes, a complete home inventory gives you a complete picture of your personal property, the value of which can be totaled and applies to your net worth.

A home inventory is a detailed list of the personal property located at your business or home. It also includes property that you have stored elsewhere, possibly in a storage area or garage on the premises. An important part of maintaining control of your home ownership is having an inventory of all items in and around your home. The Home Inventory Manager will help you organize and maintain all of these items.

Insurance companies require information about your personal property to justify the amount you claim in the event of an insurance loss. Whether it is a loss due to flood, fire, or theft, using the HOME INVENTORY MANAGER to compile an up to date home inventory, complete with photographs, will save you a great deal of aggravation should you need to report a loss to your insurance company.

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