Dwelling Policies Flashcards
What is a dwelling?
A place of residence (house, appt, etc.)
What does a dwelling policy insure?
A dwelling that’s either:
- Not eligible for coverage under a homeowners policy, or..
- Occupied by a tenant
True or False
In order for a dwelling to be eligible for the Dwelling Property Policy, it must be a residential dwelling
True
The covered perils on the ____ form are fire/lightening & internal explosion
DP-1 (Basic Form)
The Extended Coverage perils of a ____ form are:
Windstorm or hail
Riot or civil commotion
Aircraft & vehicles
Volcanic eruptions
DP-1 (Basic Form)
Which form pays for losses to the dwelling on an actual cash value basis
DP-1 (Basic Form)
The ____ form covers all of the DP-1 perils as well as:
Damage by burglars
Falling objects
Weight of ice, snow or sleet
DP-2 (Broad Form)
In the DP-2 form, losses to DWELLING & OTHER STRUCTURES are paid on a ____ basis
Replacement Value
In the DP-2 form, losses to PERSONAL PROPERTY are paid on a ____ basis
Actual Cash Value
In the DP-3 form, coverage is provided on an OPEN PERIL basis. What does this mean?
Coverage is provided for all causes of loss except for the perils that are specifically excluded
In the DP-3 form, losses to the DWELLING & OTHER STRUCTURES are paid on a ____ basis
Replacement Value
In the DP-3 form, losses to PERSONAL PROPERTY are paid on a ____ basis
Actual Cash Value