Exam 23: Property Insurance
Exam 1: Nature and Description of Real Estate79 Questions
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Exam 5: Recordation Abstracts and Title Insurance80 Questions
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Exam 15: Title Closing and Escrow80 Questions
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Exam 18: Licensing Laws and Professional Affiliation80 Questions
Exam 19: The Principal-Broker Relationship: Employment80 Questions
Exam 20: The Principal-Broker Relationship: Agency80 Questions
Exam 21: Fair Housing, Ada, Equal Credit, and Community Reinvestment80 Questions
Exam 23: Property Insurance80 Questions
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Exam 25: Real Estate and the Economy80 Questions
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-this would pay for damage from the outflow of inland or title waters
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An endorsement that periodically increase insurance coverage is known as ____________________ guard.
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Coverage under any homeowner policy can be extended by adding endorsements covering
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The war clause exemption in property insurance policies includes losses or damage caused by
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-a financial interest that can be insured
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Actual cash value is the new price minus accumulated depreciation and is, in effect, "new for old".
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"Old for old" means that the policy pays only the depreciated cost.
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The purchaser of a new home may protect himself against loss due to structural defects by
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-one who is covered by insurance
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If a property is rented, the landlord should make certain that he has
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-provides broad form coverage for personal property and reimbursement of any loss of use of rental property
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Among the following, who does NOT hold an insurable interest?
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-an agreement by the insurance company to extend coverage to perils not covered in the basic policy
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In a typical homeowner's policy, section I deals with losses to the insured's property and section II covers liability of the insured and family.
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-warrants against defects caused by faulty workmanship or materials and against major structural defects
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