Dwelling Protection
Like a homeowner's insurance policy Dwelling Protection provides coverage for the building itself. Unlike the homeowner's policy, this coverage applies if the structure is owner occupied or tenant occupied.
Protection for Other Structures
Similar to a homeowners insurance policy, Protection for Other Structures coverage provides protection for other structures on the property that are set apart from the dwelling by clear space.
Loss of Use/ Fair Rental Value
If your home or covered rental property is damaged and deemed unlivable, Loss of Use coverage provides payment for the necessary increase in living expenses or help in replacing lost rental income due to a covered loss (up to the limits of the policy).
This information is only a general description of the available coverage and is not a contract. All coverage types are subject to availability and qualifications.
Coverage Options
There are several coverage options available to help tailor a dwelling fire policy to meet your specific insurance needs. Contact a Farm Bureau Insurance agent for a complete list of coverage options. Some of the most popular coverage options include:
- Personal Property Coverage: This coverage provides protection for personal possessions like furniture and clothes up to the policy limits.
- Liability: Provides protection for accidental bodily injury and property damage to a third party for which you are legally liable. Depending on your needs, you may choose between personal (owner-occupied) and landlord's liability coverage.
- Theft: Provides theft coverage for owner-occupied dwellings, since this coverage is excluded on an unendorsed dwelling fire policy.
This information is only a general description of the available coverage and is not a contract. All coverage types are subject to availability and qualifications.
Other Insurance Policies for Property Owners
You may want to consider purchasing an earthquake policy or flood insurance policy to protect your home or rental property investment. Also, depending on your financial situation you may need to consider purchasing an excess liability policy, also called an umbrella policy, to protect your personal assets. With a no-obligation quote, you can rest easier knowing you have the protection you need.
This information is only a general description of the available coverage and is not a contract. All coverage types are subject to availability and qualifications.