Your Perfect Policy “Need to Knows” for Investors & Lenders

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Your Perfect Policy “Need to Knows” for Investors & Lenders TDP1 vs TDP3 & COMMERCIAL PACKAGES

Your Perfect Policy!……..Hmmmm….. *Builders Risk * Builders Risk w/ Existing Structure * Vacant Dwelling * Landlord Dwelling * Property & Casualty * Workers Compensation * General Liability * Directors & Officers Liability, Errors & Omissions * Environmental * Exclusive Programs * Hard- to-Place Risks * Excess & Surplus Lines * Bonding & Surety * Real Estate * Construction * Energy * Catastrophe Modeling * Products *Business Interruption * Recall * Lloyds * Risk Retention Group*Captives * Self-Insurance * Personal Umbrella * VIP & Family Office * Home * Auto * Toys * Farm & Ranch * Stock & Mortality *Rental Properties * Whole & Term Life *Health & Disability * Long Term Care *   Warning : Don’t be Overwhelmed!!!!

HOW DO I KNOW WHAT IS COVERED? Find your Form Type Read the standard form type for your state Read the Endorsements Read the Exclusions Ask for a sample policy Go to http://www.opic.texas.gov/ Or get with a educated Broker……

Endorsements (Exclusions…) a contract change to the standard policy language that adds or takes away coverage – often this list of endorsement determines if coverage is good or not Exclusion -- a type of Endorsement Animal Exclusion- all or partial, TREC contract mitigates Cosmetic Roof Exclusion Assault and Battery (OR more specific Firearms Excl) Abuse & Molestation Pre Existing Damage Theft - Copper, Sinks, Light Fixtures, Ceiling Fans etc, taken from premises Vandalism & Malicious Mischief - Damage created at property Flood- not just coastal or rivers, any surface water, runoff Earthquake or sinkhole Water Seepage and Leakage Sewer overflow and Backup Terrorism Exclusion Equipment Breakdown Endorsement Aluminum Wiring Exclusion Work of GCs & Subs Exclusion 15 year roof ACV Exclusion Mold Endorsements (Exclusions…)

TDP1 vs TDP3 Building covered, but no Wind Driven Rain Vehicular damage to Buildings Contents Other structures only covered if not by owner or tenet No Landscaping Vehicular crash coverage Vandalism Glass not Covered No Backup of Sewer and Drain Water Damage No Leaking No Seepage Water Damage No Freezing or Heating Water Damage No Falling Objects unless Aircraft No Ice and Snow Collapse No animals covered No Theft No Loss of use ACV POLICY BASIC PERILS Covers Buildings with Wind Driven Rain too! Covers Vehicular damages to both of these from resident Covers landscaping except by resident Covers Vandalism Glass Covers Water Damages except Flood (in limited capacities) Falling objects covered Collapse covered Animals covered (limited) Theft Covered Loss of Use Covered Landscaping replacement RCV SPECIAL PERILS

Covered Perils What FORM are you on? Basic Only covers what is specifically listed on form, very basic, fire & lightening Broad Covers more than Basic, but still only what is named on the form, maybe adding some water and theft Special Covers EVERYTHING, except what is specifically named… See the Difference? These refer to the Inherent Covered Perils on the Policy Must take in consideration Endorsement List…. Covered Perils

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