For Readers of the Handbook
Every checklist, log, and tracker from the First-Time Homeowner's Handbook — sized for a home printer, free to print as many times as you like.
Ten printable worksheets plus a cover sheet. Print the ones you need and reprint whenever a page fills up.
Filling in blanks on an e-reader doesn't work, and writing in a paperback means you only get one copy. So here they all are.
These are the same worksheets that appear in the Appendix of the book — reformatted for letter paper, with more rows and real room to write.
The fifteen things to do in your first week — locks, shutoffs, detectors, filters, documentation.
The tools that cover 90% of household jobs, as a shopping checklist. About $200–$300 all in.
One page for every number you will want in a hurry. Fill it in and put it inside a cabinet door.
Filter sizes, model and serial numbers, paint colors, shutoff locations — the numbers you always end up hunting for.
Categories pre-filled, estimated against actual, with room for your own line items.
Brand, model, serial, install date, warranty end. The first thing a warranty claim asks for.
Room by room, so you can get an exact touch-up match years later without guessing.
What you did, what it cost, DIY or pro, when it is next due. Worth real money at resale.
Warranties, manuals, and the home documents you would otherwise spend an afternoon looking for.
Every professional service call, with the next service date. Useful for claims, insurance, and resale.
The First-Time Homeowner's Handbook is the guide these worksheets came from — how your house actually works, what to maintain and when, what to fix yourself, and when to call somebody. Written for the year you get the keys.
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