tortoise
Wild Hare
I saw a post elsewhere about how insurance companies decide the value of a home's contents when the homeowner hasn't kept an inventory. The post author commented that an itemized home inventory could result in a claim >$100K when the insurance company previously determined the home contents' value at $7K.
I started an inventory and quickly realized there's often a big difference between the prices that I've paid for items versus their replacement value. And then I started adding inventory from my amazon order history and overwhelmed myself quickly.
Uff. I see why people don't do this. But DH and I have accumulated enough stuff that it's stupid to not have a home inventory done. I'm not thinking about outbuilding contents yet.
Have you done a home inventory? How'd it go? How often do you update it?
I started an inventory and quickly realized there's often a big difference between the prices that I've paid for items versus their replacement value. And then I started adding inventory from my amazon order history and overwhelmed myself quickly.
Uff. I see why people don't do this. But DH and I have accumulated enough stuff that it's stupid to not have a home inventory done. I'm not thinking about outbuilding contents yet.
Have you done a home inventory? How'd it go? How often do you update it?