One of the hardest lessons learned are the ones when the worst happens. I’m speaking of fire, flood, theft, malicious damage to your property and possessions. People are lax in taking care of insurance papers. When people are asked, “If you had to leave your house in a hurry, what would you take with you?”  Pictures are a high response. How many people know enough to take insurance papers ? These are the legal means of rebuilding your life.

Imagine having done an insurance video or your possessions, home or business. Take that video, digitize it and store it in multiple places away from your home or business.

A picture may be worth a 1000 words.

A video of what you own becomes a legal document of those possessions. The condition and location of them will make your insurance claim more valid and less contentious when you begin to haggle over what it is that was lost.

How time consuming would it be to list everything ?

How much easier would it be to video record a walk through showcasing those items of greatest importance, greatest recovery cost, most sentimental ?

How about the loss of family heirlooms ? Something has been handed down to you from relatives. If someone steals it and pawns it, what do you have to show authorities what it looks like for recovery ?

An insurance video of your self worth may be the cheapest investment you’ll ever make if the nightmare of loss happens.

Contact Dick for information
dickosso@mac.com
781-293-5359