Homeowner Insurance Definitions Flashcards
Homeowner Insurance
Sold as a personal package policy designed to cover a broad range of exposures related to owning or renting a part of a home
HO-2
Named peril form
Burden of proof for a covered loss is on the insured.
HO-3
“Special Form”
combines broad and open perils.
Burden of proof that the loss is excluded is on the insurance company.
HO-4
Renters insurance
Broad Form coverage for contents.
Designed to cover the contents of a tenant living in a non-owned structure.
Does not provide coverage except for the improvements and betterments that the tenant may have made to the structure at his or her expense
HO-5
Deluxe Policy - “Comprehensive Form”
Broadest Homeowner form
Open peril coverage on both buildings and contents
HO-6
Broad Form - “Unit-Owners Broad Form”
Condominium owners
Structural portion of the condo and contents owned by insured.
Improvements and betterments covered by the broad perils
HO-8
“Modified Coverage Form”
Most limited HO form
ACV Basic peril coverage for buildings and contents paid
Loss of Use
Combines Fair Rental Value and Additional Living Expense.
indirect losses such as rent, food, and laundry, which result from a covered property loss
Liability Coverage
Third party coverage
Medical bills Property Damage Lost wages Pain and Suffering inconvenience caused by an insured
Occurrence
An incident
Repeated or continuous exposure to similar harmful conditions
Bodily Injury
bodily harm
sickness
disease
death
Property Damage
Physical damage to property including loss of use
Coverage A
Dwelling
Replacement cost
80% coinsurance clause
10% of Coverage A provided for necessary upgrades
Coverage B
Other structures
10% Coverage A - 1-2 family dwellings
5% Coverage A - 3-4 family dwellings
Coverage C
Personal Property
50% Coverage A - 1-2 family dwellings
30% Coverage A - 3 family dwellings
25% Coverage A - 4 family dwellings