Thanks Borski for sharing the link for the Home Loss File System - Digital Resource that my family has been working on.

Were continuing to work to get the word out about this and the physical file boxes were creating for folks who are not tech savvy (homelossfilesystem.com).

We've disseminated 2700 of the physical file boxes to fire survivors over the last 15 years and excited about what the digital resource can become.

We welcome contributors/volunteers/suggestions/feedback - feel free to add them here or email us homelossfilesystem@gmail.com

The GoFundMe is 65% the way to its goal. If you wish you contribute you can here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-us-deliver-mor-1500-home-los...

Thanks again all! Please continue to share with any fire survivors!

Yes, first take a detailed slow panned video of each room, wall by wall, ceiling and carpets. Basement and all tools (open all and spread). Every appliance and fixtures get the medicine cabinet and under all sinks. Same with garage and all in there, same with shed and all vehicles/tools/bikes etc. You can then slowly advance the video, list the books etc, all the kitchen cabinet/freezer/clothes/bedding/frozen foods as well as dry foods etc and amass a fully exhaustive home inventory. An amazing amount of stuff = $$ builds up over the years and few people have such a detailed loss record. You can do the video in 15 minutes and as long as you save in the cloud - in a few places even - you can tabulate that aspect of your loss in detail later - even after the fact if well saved.

A spreadsheet tool with guidance on what to do before and after the catastrophic loss of your house, and what information to collect.

You have to remove "/htmlview" from the URL, otherwise the "File > Make a copy" interface is not available