HOME OWNER'S INSURANCE Flashcards
Name Home policies HO 1-8
HO-1 BASIC
HO-2 BASIC PLUS
HO-3 BASIC PLUS, PLUS MOST COMON
HO-4 RENTERS
HO-5 BEST (OPEN PERILS DWELLING/PERSONAL PROPERTY
HO-6 CONDOMINIUM
HO-7 MOBILE HOME
HO-8 ANTIQUE HOMES
HOME OWNER’S CAUSE OF LOSS
Name open perils
HO 3-5-7 Dwelling/Other structures OPEN PERIL
HO5 PERSONAL PROPERTY OPEN PERIL
Home owner’s section 1
Dwelling and other Structures
Home owner’s section 2
Liability. identical in all forms
HO-8 theft
$1000
WHAT is a covered peril on all Homeowners policies?
Volcanic eruption
6 COVERAGES OF HOMEOWNER POLICY
Coverage A -Dwelling coverage
Coverage B - Other Structures
Coverage C - Personal Property
Coverage D -Loss of Use
Coverage E - Additional living expense
what is covered the HO-6 form?
It covers the walls, floors, and ceilings of dwelling unit.
Open peril meaning
covers damage to your home caused by any event, except those your home insurance policy specifically excludes
All HO forms except HO-4 and HO-6 the primary amount of insurance is
coverage A
HO-4 and HO-6 coverage is
coverage C
coverage A provides what kind a replacement? and under what conditions?
RCV with 80% of the co-insurance clause
Coverage B is what percentage of what coverage
10% of coverage A for 2 unit condo. 5% of 3-4 unit condo
full limit of coverage C applies to personal property where?
anywhere in the world
HO-8 coverage C. explain details
only on premises. outside 10% of coverage C of $1000 whatever is greater
HO-2, HO-3, HO-5 explain coverage C from where?
a percentage of coverage A
HO-2, HO-3, HO-5 list percentages of coverage C
1-2 units 50% of A. 3 units 30% and 4 units 25%
Coverage D - Loss of Use on the Homeowners forms provides coverage for “Civil Authority Prohibits Use” for:
2 weeks
NOT a typical deductible amount found in Section I of a standard Homeowners policy?
$1500
Coverage B - Other Structures
Amounts coverage and from where?
10% of the Coverage A limit for a one or two-family dwelling.
5% of the Coverage A limit for a three or four-family dwelling.
Coverage C - Personal Property
Amounts and from where?
50% of the Coverage A limit for a one or two-family dwelling.
30% of the Coverage A limit for a three-family dwelling.
25% of the Coverage A limit for a four-family dwelling.
Coverage D -Loss of Use
Amounts coverage and from where?
30% of the Coverage A limit under an HO-2, HO-3, and HO-5.
10% of the Coverage A limit under the HO-8 form.
Debris removal. trees. what percentage of where? what’s the most and for one tree
5% of A $1000 is the max $500 per tree
Tree removal from HO4 and HO6
10% of C
ordinance and law home owners insurance? all included except?
HO1 and HO8
what is excluded from collapse on homeowner’s insurance
earthquake and sinkhole collapse
grave makers home owner’s insurance. how much?
$5000
exclusions homeowner’s insurance?
earth movement, water, war
landlord furnishings
Amounts paid?
$2500
how many days for insured to report loss and how many days from insurance to respond back?
60 days and 30 days
home owner’s type of settlements A&B - C -
A&B RCV - C ACV -
The limit of liability for the additional coverage under the standardized Homeowners forms for “Credit Card, Electronic Fund Transfer Card or Access Device, Forgery and Counterfeit Money” is:
$500
WHAT would not be excluded under any of the Homeowners forms?
Explosion of a hot water heater
Homeowners policies provide personal liability coverage that follows an insured anywhere in the world under what coverage? Letter?
E
A standardized Homeowners policy is best described as:
A package policy that provides both property and liability insurance
Loss settlement for personal property that is covered under Coverage C of a standard unendorsed ISO Homeowners policy is on a(n):
ACV
An insured has received actual cash value payment from the adjuster for a covered loss. At the time he is satisfied with the payment. He later changes his mind and wants the full replacement value. How many days does he have to submit the receipts to get the replacement cost payment under a HO-3 form?
180 days
Under an HO-6 form, the additional coverage for damage to trees, shrubs and other plants is provided at:
10% of the Coverage C limit, or a maximum of $500 for any one tree, shrub, or other plant.