Section 3: Lesson 3 & 4 Flashcards
Homeowner’s policies combine;
Property, personal liability and medical payments into one policy of insurance
Homeowner’s coverage is intended for:
Personal, non-business risks where the insured is an occupant of the insured premises.
The most popular Homeowners policy sold in Texas and national marketplace today is the “all risk”:
HO-3 policy
Many properties covered under HO-3 have been damaged by flood. Despite the obvious exclusion for “flood” damage , what would be needed for there to be coverage?
Damage caused by wind. If there is, the damage could be covered.
A “non-homeowner’s”policy
HO-6
What would not be covered under Coverage B: Personal property of Texas HO-C?
A central air conditioning system
When a loss. is caused by the combination of two or more perils, this is referred to as:
Concurrent causation
Damage to a property covered by a Texas HO-A policy is adjusted differently than one covered under an HO-C. one of the reasons is:
HO-A polices are adjusted on a ACV (actual cash value) basis and HO-C polices are adjusted on an RC (replacement cost)