A step by step instructional video for business owners and homeowners alike. How to digitally document your property BEFORE a loss. Do this once a year -- in January for example -- and you'll be amazed at how much it will help you if -- God forbid -- you experience a property loss. Narrated by Andrew Giambarba of iSurePro.com

1. 1 Simple Step That Can Save You a Fortune An iSure “ProActive” Guide to... Digitally Documenting Your Property BEFORE A Loss!

2. The Most Basic Definition of “Risk Management” is simply being Ready. If you have ever gone through a hurricane, or a fire or a flood, you know that the insurance claims process can sometimes be as painful as the loss itself.

3. If you have a LOSS:The burden is on the insured – that’s YOU– to write detailed lists of all your affected property. That can be nearly impossible if your property has been turned into ashes, or gunk… or has been blown down the block.

4. If all you have to rely on is your memory, how much can you recall? 30%? 40%? 50%? Most likely, you’ll either give up, or fall seriously short of recovering what you deserve.

5. 1 Simple Step That Can Save You a Fortune Here are the supplies you’ll need: 30 Minutes A Digital Camera Or a Video Camera

7. Exterior Lighting

8. Any Special Window Graphics

9. Utility/Cable installations

10. Gas/Solar equipment

13. Fluorescent/Halogen Lighting

14. Smoke/motion detectors

15. Emergency lighting

16. Crown molding

17. Speakers systems

18. Suspended ceiling systems

20. File Cabinets

21. Reference Materials/Library

22. Office Furniture

23. Film what is ON the desks

24. And what is IN the desks.

25. Office supplies

28. Tile? If so, what type?

29. Hardwood? If so, what type?

30. What type of baseboards?Flooring is NOTORIOUSLY difficult to photograph, so spend time making sure you get good photos.

32. Phone

33. iPad/iPod/MP3 player

34. Game SystemAnd don’t forget all that gaming software! Photograph your entire collection of DVD’s and movies (In a loss you will never remember every title.)

36. Fine Arts & Collectibles

37. Furs

38. WeaponsUsually need their own SEPARATE insurance policy because they are not covered adequately under a standard homeowner’s policy.

39. After completing this 1 Simple Step Follow This Procedure with your photos or video: Burn a DVD or 2 Mail a copy to a friend out of state Save a copy off-site for easy access

40. 1 Simple Step “One Simple Step can literally save you and your business countless hours of frustration and hundreds of thousands of dollars. Thank you for taking the time to listen to this simple Risk Management tool. -- Andrew Giambarba Management Liability Insurance Specialist Andrew Giambarba, MLIS Email: ag@iSurePro.com Web: www.iSurePro.com Direct: 866-522-3055 Fax: 866-202-3791 The1 Simple Step series is the property of iSurePro.com – the Professional Liability Division of iSure Insurance.© COPYRIGHT 2010 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

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