Why To Take Photos Of Your Home (And Vehicles) Before A Disaster Please share with a friend. Most of the time people are taking photos AFTER a hurricane, a flood, a tornado or earthquake. By then it is too late to adequately get an a complete home inventory portrayal. Photos will make it easier to […]
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