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Sortly.com Features David J. Goldberg On Saving Collectibles From Flood & Fire

Sortly.com , the most popular home inventory app, features David J. Goldberg on its blog.

The appraises is quoted on the steps to take when securing a collection or heirlooms against impending natural disasters. Topics covered are:

how to inventory your collection
how to prepare for an insurance appraisal
how much insurance to purchase
how to protect valuables from fire and floods
what you will need to file a successful claim.
For the full story, click here. http://bit.ly/2gQBwfe.

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