Tenant Rachel buys an HO-4 renters policy. Which coverage is provided by the HO-4 that DIFFERS from what an HO-3 owner would receive?
Explanation
HO-4 is the renters/tenants form. The tenant does not own the dwelling, so there is no Coverage A and no Coverage B. The tenant receives Coverage C for personal property, Coverage D for loss of use/additional living expense, Coverage E personal liability, and Coverage F medical payments to others. HO-6 (condo unit-owners) provides limited Coverage A for interior improvements and the unit-owner's share, plus C, D, E and F.
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