Commercial PropertyQuestion 107 of 215
Which of the following risks is MOST likely to be INELIGIBLE for a standard Businessowners Policy?
a.A 6,000-square-foot retail boutique
b.A 12-unit apartment building
c.A large automobile manufacturing plant
d.An accountant's office occupying 4,000 square feet
Explanation
BOPs are designed for small-to-mid-sized risks such as small retail stores, offices, and small habitational risks. Heavy manufacturers (especially of automobiles), banks, large hotels, and businesses involving auto repair or service stations are typically ineligible and must be written on separate commercial lines forms.
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