Practical Guides
Simple habits for keeping useful photo evidence.
Checking Into a Campsite? Take These 6 Photos Before You Settle In
Before setting up at a campsite, take up to 6 useful photos of your pitch or accommodation to keep a clear record.
Read the guideChecking Into an Airbnb? Take These 6 Photos First
Before settling into an Airbnb, take up to 6 essential photos to keep a clear record and avoid misunderstandings.
Read the guideVacation Rental Check-In: Take These 6 Photos Before You Unpack
Before unpacking in a vacation rental, take up to 6 useful photos to keep a clear record of the property’s condition.
Read the guideLeaving a Vacation Rental? Take These 6 Photos Before You Go
Before leaving a vacation rental, take up to 6 photos to keep a clear record of the property’s condition at checkout.
Read the guideRenting a Car? Take These 6 Photos Before Driving Away
Before leaving with a rental car, take up to 6 photos to keep a clear record of its condition.
Read the guideReturning a Rental Car? Take These 6 Photos Before Handing Back the Keys
Before returning a rental car, take up to 6 photos to keep a clear record of its condition.
Read the guideFound a Stain in Your Rental? Here's What to Do First
If you find a stain when you arrive at your rental, take a few photos before unpacking and notify the owner.
Read the guideFound a Problem at Check-In? Do This First
If you discover a problem when checking into a rental, take a few photos before touching anything.
Read the guideRental Dispute? Here's the Evidence You Should Keep
A few simple records can make a rental dispute much easier to explain. Here's what to keep.
Read the guideHow to Keep Reliable Photo Evidence
A few well-organised photos are often all you need to document the condition of a property, vehicle or valuable item.
Read the guideWater Damage: The First Photos to Take
After water damage, a few photos taken quickly can help keep a clear record of the situation.
Read the guideFire Damage: What Photos Should You Keep?
After a fire, photos can help document the condition of the property before cleanup.
Read the guideStorm Damage: What Photos Should You Take?
After a storm, a few photos can help keep a simple record of property damage.
Read the guideHail Damage on a Car: How to Photograph It
A few well-chosen photos can help keep a clear record after hail damage.
Read the guideItem Broken on Delivery: What Photos Should You Take?
Before throwing away the packaging, take a few useful photos to keep a record of the delivery.
Read the guideMoving Out: What Photos Should You Take Before Leaving?
Before returning a home, a few photos can help keep a faithful record of its condition.
Read the guideHow to Photograph a Valuable Item
A few photos are often enough to keep a record of an important object.
Read the guideStolen Bike: What Photos Should You Keep?
Photos of your bike taken before a theft can help identify it later.
Read the guideBroken Smartphone: What Photos Should You Take?
Take photos of a damaged phone before any repair.
Read the guideFurniture Damaged on Delivery: Photos to Take
A few photos can help keep a record of the condition of delivered furniture.
Read the guideMove-In Inspection: Photos to Take Before Settling In
Before moving in, a few photos can help keep a clear record of the property's condition.
Read the guideMove-Out Inspection: Photos to Take Before Returning the Keys
Before returning the keys, take a few photos to keep a record of the property's condition.
Read the guideApartment Renovation: Why Take Before and After Photos?
Before and after renovation work, a few photos can help keep a clear record of changes in the property.
Read the guideBuying a Home: What Photos Should You Keep After a Viewing?
During a property viewing, a few photos can help you compare homes and remember important details.
Read the guideSelling a Home: Photos to Keep Before Handing Over the Keys
Before handing over the keys to a buyer, a few photos can keep a record of the property's condition.
Read the guideRented Garage: Photos to Take at the Start of the Rental
Before using a rented garage, take a few photos of its general condition.
Read the guideRented Cellar: Why Take Photos?
A cellar can show humidity, marks or forgotten items. A few photos help avoid misunderstandings.
Read the guidePool in a Rental Property: Photos to Take on Arrival
If your rental has a pool, a few photos can keep a record of its condition when you arrive.
Read the guideGarden in a Rental Property: What Photos Should You Take?
Before using the garden of a rental property, take photos of equipment, fences and outdoor areas.
Read the guideBalcony or Terrace: Photos to Take in a Rental
Balcony, terrace and outdoor furniture: a few photos help keep a record of their condition on arrival.
Read the guidePressure Washer Rental: Photos to Take
Before returning a pressure washer, a few photos can help keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideTrailer Rental: What Photos Should You Take?
A few photos can help keep a simple record before returning a rented trailer.
Read the guideTool Rental: Useful Photos to Take
Photograph a rented tool before using it to keep a clear record of its condition.
Read the guideElectric Bike Rental: Photos to Take Before Riding
Before leaving with an electric bike, take a few photos to keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideScooter Rental: Essential Photos to Take
Before leaving the rental company, take a few photos of the scooter.
Read the guideMotorhome Rental: Photos Before Departure
Before leaving with a rented motorhome, a few photos can help document its condition.
Read the guideBoat Rental: What Photos Should You Keep?
A few photos can help keep a record of a boat's condition before departure.
Read the guideKayak Rental: Useful Photos to Take
Before leaving with a rented kayak, take a few photos of its condition.
Read the guideTent Rental: Photos to Take Before Use
Quickly photograph a rented tent before setting it up.
Read the guideBarbecue Rental: Photos to Keep
Before and after use, a few photos can help keep a record of the barbecue's condition.
Read the guideHow to Keep Reliable Photo Evidence
Simple advice for keeping photo evidence easy to find and use later.
Read the guideHoliday Rental Damage: How to Keep Proof
A few photos can help document damage found in a holiday rental.
Read the guideHotel Room: Should You Take Photos?
In some situations, a few photos of a hotel room can be useful.
Read the guideBorrowed Item: How to Record Its Condition
Before borrowing or lending an item, a few photos can avoid misunderstandings.
Read the guideMoving Company: What Should You Photograph?
Before movers arrive, a few photos can document the condition of your belongings.
Read the guideCollectible Item: How to Photograph It
Keep a simple photographic record of a collectible item.
Read the guideMusical Instrument: Photos Before Transport
Photograph a musical instrument before transport or shipping.
Read the guideComputer Before Repair: What Should You Photograph?
Before leaving a computer for repair, keep a few useful photos.
Read the guidePhone Before Repair: Useful Photos
Take a few photos before leaving your phone for repair.
Read the guideBuying a Used Computer: Photos to Keep
Before buying a used computer, a few photos can help keep a clear record of its condition.
Read the guideBuying a Used Tablet: Useful Photos to Take
Before buying a used tablet, take a few photos to keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideBuying a Used Camera: What Photos Should You Keep?
When buying a used camera, a few photos can document its condition, lens and accessories.
Read the guideSelling a Used Computer: Photos to Keep
Before selling a used computer, a few photos can keep a clear record of its condition.
Read the guideSelling a Used Smartphone: Photos to Take
Before selling a smartphone, take photos of its screen, body and accessories.
Read the guideSelling a Used Tablet: Useful Photos
Before handing over a tablet, a few photos help keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideSelling a Used Camera: What Photos Should You Keep?
Before selling a camera, document its body, lens, accessories and serial number.
Read the guideSelling a Used Game Console: Photos to Take
Before selling a game console, document its condition and supplied accessories.
Read the guideSelling a Used Bike: Photos to Keep
Before selling a bike, keep photos of its frame, wheels, brakes and serial number.
Read the guideSelling Used Furniture: Photos Before Handover
Before selling furniture, a few photos can show its real condition, size and visible defects.
Read the guideSelling a Used Appliance: Useful Photos
Before selling an appliance, document its condition, reference and accessories.
Read the guideSelling a Musical Instrument: Photos to Keep
Before selling an instrument, a few photos can document its condition, details and accessories.
Read the guideSelling a Used Watch: Photos to Take
Before selling a watch, take photos of the dial, strap, back and any documents.
Read the guideRenting a Drill: Photos to Take Before Use
Before using a rented drill, a few photos can help keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideRenting a Sander: Useful Photos
Before using a rented sander, take photos of the tool and its accessories.
Read the guideRenting a Circular Saw: What Photos Should You Take?
Before using a rented circular saw, a few photos can document its condition.
Read the guideRenting Scaffolding: Photos to Keep
Before using rented scaffolding, document its condition and main parts.
Read the guideRenting a Cement Mixer: Photos to Take
Before using a rented cement mixer, take a few photos of its general condition.
Read the guideRenting a Hand Truck: Useful Photos Before Use
Before using a rented hand truck, a few photos can avoid misunderstandings at return.
Read the guideRenting a Pallet Jack: What Photos Should You Take?
Before using a rented pallet jack, photograph its condition and main parts.
Read the guideRenting a Generator: Photos to Take
Before using a rented generator, keep a record of its condition and accessories.
Read the guideRenting a Lawn Mower: Useful Photos
Before using a rented lawn mower, a few photos can keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideRenting a Rototiller: Photos to Take
Before using a rented rototiller, take a few photos of its general condition.
Read the guideArriving at a Campsite: Photos to Take Before Setting Up
Before setting up at a campsite, a few photos can keep a clear record of the pitch condition.
Read the guideLeaving a Campsite: Photos to Take Before You Go
Before leaving your campsite pitch, a few photos can keep a record of its final condition.
Read the guideArriving in a Mobile Home: Photos to Take
Before unpacking in a mobile home, take a few photos of its general condition.
Read the guideLeaving a Mobile Home: Photos Before Returning the Keys
Before returning the keys to a mobile home, a few photos can keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideArriving in a Campsite Chalet: Useful Photos
Before settling into a campsite chalet, a few photos can document its condition.
Read the guideLeaving a Campsite Chalet: Photos to Take
Before leaving a campsite chalet, take a few photos of its final condition.
Read the guideArriving in a Bungalow: Photos to Take
Before settling into a bungalow, a few photos can keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideLeaving a Bungalow: Photos Before Return
Before leaving a bungalow, a few photos can avoid misunderstandings at checkout.
Read the guideLodge Tent: Photos to Take on Arrival
Before using a lodge tent, take photos of its condition and equipment.
Read the guideLodge Tent: Photos to Take Before Leaving
Before leaving a lodge tent, a few photos can keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideRenting a Caravan at a Campsite: Photos to Take
Before using a rented campsite caravan, a few photos can keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideReturning a Campsite Caravan: Photos Before Handover
Before returning a campsite caravan, take photos of its final condition.
Read the guideMobile Home Fridge: Photos to Take on Arrival
When arriving in a mobile home, photograph the fridge condition if needed.
Read the guideRental Barbecue: Photos to Take Before Use
Before using a barbecue supplied with a rental, a few photos can prevent misunderstandings.
Read the guideMobile Home Terrace: Photos to Take on Arrival
On arrival in a mobile home, a few terrace photos can keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideCampsite Garden Furniture: What Photos Should You Take?
Before using garden furniture supplied at a campsite, document its condition and parts.
Read the guideDish Inventory: Useful Photos on Arrival
On arrival in a rental, a few photos can help keep a record of the dishes supplied.
Read the guideTV in a Mobile Home: Photos to Take
On arrival in a mobile home, a few photos can document the TV and its accessories.
Read the guideMobile Home Air Conditioning: Photos to Take
If the mobile home has air conditioning, a few photos can keep a record of its condition.
Read the guideMobile Home Bathroom: Photos to Take on Arrival
When arriving in a mobile home, photograph the bathroom if you notice a defect or mark.
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