Takeing House Hold Inventory Survey

[Choren]

Please give yes or no answers to all questions.

1.  Can you prove the value or cost of your personal property?  _________

2.  Can you prove the value or cost of your personal belongings? ________

This is for school and I am tying to get it out to as many people as posable.  Do not get off topic pleas.

[dragonfire999]

1) No.
2) Yes

[Efflixi Aduro]

1 yes
2 no

[Typhorean]

1) Yes
2) Yes

Since I own nothing (poor college student) except a PC and a few games, it\'s quite easy.

[Kiern]

1. Yes
2. Yes

All I own (that I bought) are cds and things for school, more or less.  Oh yeah, and a Nintendo 64.

[Celebrimor]

1 yes
2 yes

Similar as the above.

Edit: similar as Typhorean\'s

[neko kyouran]

1. yes
2. yes

[Drey]

!: No
2: No

i just buy random junk all the time and have no clue what it costs, the side effects of walking round with too much money :/

[Zaxim]

1)No
2)No

[steuben]

Originally posted by Drey
the side effects of walking round with too much money :/

if only i could have such a problem.

but to answer the question
1. yes
2. no

[lanser]

with 40 odd years of junk to sort through I have to answer

1. No
and
2. No

[defender43]

1: No
2: Hell no.

*edit*

Most of my stuff is old legos, I combined the sets... no idea which ones I have... Lost some... But, it was fun.

[JellyWerker]

1. Yes, if you mean property as in land, $0
2. Yes, probably around $3000 + money in mnoney form that I have in the bank, in cash, etc...

I hope to have some property by the time I\'m out of college. I want to buy an acre outside of the Seattle area, property costs by then will probably be around $10,000 an acre for where I am looking. I have already designed my house, and want to build it as soon as I am out of college or able to, whichever comes first. It\'s cool, economical, modern, pretty , and inexpensive, being around ~$45k to build. It\'s small, but nice, expandable for kids too