Insurance Flashcards

Understand various types of real estate insurance, including homeowner’s policies, title insurance, and liability coverage.

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Which real estate term is this?

A legal doctrine limiting a damaged party’s claim if they knew the risks involved in an act.

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Assumption of Risk

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Which real estate term is this?

A category of insurance covering damage, loss of property, and other liabilities, including liability, vehicle, and theft insurance.

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Casualty Insurance

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Which real estate term is this?

Loss or damage to property due to another party’s negligent act, an act of nature, or other unforeseen event.

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Casualty Loss

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Which real estate term is this?

Mortgage insurance for qualified disaster victims to protect lenders against default.

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Disaster Victims Mortgage 203(h)

In real estate, the two key categories of disclosure are information pertaining to the property and information regarding agency relationships in a transaction.

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Which real estate term is this?

Insurance protection for professionals against damages from mistakes.

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Errors & Omissions Coverage

(E&O)

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Which real estate term is this?

A measure of vulnerability to loss, expressed in dollars or units.

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Exposure

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Which real estate term is this?

Policies covering the owner for direct loss caused by fire on their property.

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Fire Insurance

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Which real estate term is this?

Insurance term for a condition increasing loss probability or a dangerous item on property.

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Hazard

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Which real estate term is this?

Property insurance protecting a home against damages and covering accidents.

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Homeowners Insurance

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Which real estate term is this?

An element of an FHA assessment rating a property’s condition and how much, if any, effort would be necessary to qualify a property for a home loan.

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Insurability

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Which real estate term is this?

The price paid for insurance coverage and may be made in a single or multiple installments.

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Insurance Premium

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Which real estate term is this?

A type of insurance that covers the owner if a member of the public is injured or harmed while on the owner’s property.

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Liability Insurance

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Which real estate term is this?

A type of insurance required of borrowers who get FHA backed loans. It is added to the purchaser’s monthly payment and insures the lender against default.

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Mortgage Insurance Premium

(MIP)

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Which real estate term is this?

Insurance protection from future claims against the owner of sold real estate.

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Owner’s Title Insurance Policy

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Which real estate term is this?

Something that can cause a loss, used in the insurance industry.

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Peril

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Which real estate term is this?

Uncertainty from possible events, divided into two categories.

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Which real estate term is this?

Identification and prioritization of risks to reduce business liability.

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Risk Management

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Which real estate term is this?

Insurance policy protecting against title defects or lien enforcement issues.

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Title Insurance

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Which real estate term is this?

Initial payment toward the private insurance of a mortgage loan typically required for high-value loans.

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Upfront Mortgage Insurance Premium

(UFMIP)

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Which real estate term is this?

Government-sponsored insurance covering employees in case of workplace accidents or injuries.

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Workers’ Compensation Insurance

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Which real estate term is this?

Insurance paid by the borrower for conventional mortgage loans covering more than 80% of the property’s purchase price.

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Private Mortgage Insurance

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Which real estate term is this?

Risk resulting in either a neutral or negative outcome, like a house fire.