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What is HO-2 and how is it paid out

Broad form, covering 16 names perils on A, B & C.


A & B are paid on replacement cost but C on ACV

What is HO-3 and how is it paid out?

Special form, paid out the same as HO-2 (A & B on replacement cost and C on ACV)

How much coverage (%) does C have on A for the HO-3 form?

50%

What is the watercraft limit on HO-3?

$1,500

What is HO-4 and what coverage does it provide

Contents broad form (renters), provides broad form coverage for C

What is the HO-5 form?

Broadest coverage, covering A, B & C on open peril

What is the HO-6?

Unit owner form, used for owners of condos and apartments, it insures A & C on a named peril basis

What is the HO-8?

Used for historical homes, usually paying in ACV but if values aren't available things can be replaced with similar things. Used for fair premium based on the home's value.

What percentage of coverage A is coverage B's limit?

10%

What are the limits of C if personal property is elsewhere?

10% of C or $1,000 whichever is greater

What is the coverage C limit? (% of A)

50%

What is coverage D?

Loss of use, aka living expenses, fair rental value, etc.

Coverage D limits for HO-2, 3, & 5

30% of A

Coverage D limits for HO-4

30% of C

Coverage D limits for HO-6

50% of C

Coverage D limits for HO-8

10% of A

What coverage can be provided for credit cards?

Coverage up to $500

What coverage can be provided for loss assment?

Up to $1,000 of coverage

What coverage can be provided for landlord's furnishings?

Coverage C peril coverage excluding theft up to $2,500

What is Coverage E?

Provided for claims made and suits brought against insured.

What is coverage F?

Medical payments to others