Oleg purchased a single-family home in West Sacramento and is going to move into it as soon as escrow closes. Which homeowner's policy should he purchase?
A. HO-6
B. HO-4
C. HO-3
D. NONE
E. Any of these could work.
Oleg is moving into an apartment he just rented in Rancho Cordova. Which homeowner's policy should he purchase?
A. HO-6
B.HO-4
C.HO-3
D.NONE
E. Any of these could work.
Which of the following statements is true?
A. hazard is a cause of loss that is excluded by an open-peril policy
B. hazard is a cause of loss that is covered by an open-peril policy
C. hazard is a cause of loss that is excluded by a named-peril policy
D.hazard is a cause of loss that is covered by a named-peril policy
E. None. All are incorrect.
1). Option C is correct. HO-3 policy is most suited for a single family home as HO-6 is specifically designed for a condo and HO-4 is a renter's policy.
2). Option B is correct. HO-4 policy is designed to meet the needs of people who are renting an apartment/condo/home.
3). Option E is correct. Hazard is not a cause of loss. It is a condition that increases the chances of a loss occuring. Peril is a cause of loss.
Oleg purchased a single-family home in West Sacramento and is going to move into it as...
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