F.A.M.P. - ArchiveAssets

F.A.M.P

                   “Find and Archive My Property”

For further information contact: david.gottlieb@comcast.net

If you own residential and/or commercial property, have valuables, can’t find things from time to time, concerned about the possibility of a natural disaster and other life changes, F.A.M.P or “Find and Archive My Property” will record and provide evidence of ownership for all your documents, property, assets and valuables.  Everyone needs a simple method to record, organize, store and sometimes find valuable information for insurance, marital, medical etc. purposes.  This application is practical yet fun for both family and friends.  Play the game “HOT and COLD”.  Enjoy!

                                       F.A.M.P - IPhone, IPad2 App

   Find and Archive My Property
I.Recommended Uses F.A.M.P  Application:

1.    To Find Property that you have taken a picture of when you have forgotten the property item and location.

2.   To Find Property that has been stored in an attic, basement, garage or storage unit.

3.   To Archive Residential and Commercial Property: interior and exterior.

4.   To Archive Residential and Commercial Property: individual property items.

5.   To Archive and Store information in a folder at your chosen email address in pdf  files for future reference.

6.   To provide evidence and record of ownership including the location of property in the event of a natural disaster, divorce etc.  The application, appropriately completed, could support and provide evidence for each party and/or prenuptial agreement for both husband and wife.

7.   To Play the Game “HOT and COLD” with family and friends. (Either use an existing photo or take a new photo of an item to find.  To play the game, each player has 5 tries to find the item in question).

II.                   Recommended Method for Archiving Property

The user should identify and label the property as 1. Residential or Commercial, 2. Interior or Exterior 3, General or the Specific item.  When archiving, the user should identify the room and continue with general pictures of the area then take specific pictures of individual items to be archived.  When archiving the exterior of the house the user should take at least 4 pictures of the sides of the house/front back, right side and left side.  If the user is archiving Commercial Property they should identify and name the property and then take appropriate pictures following the same procedure as the user would for Residential Property.