Asked by k
In what circumstance would a property insurance claim be rejected?
The insurance company finds that a homeowner intentionally caused damage.
The property damage is caused by a natural disaster, such as a flood.
The insurance company changes its policies after property damage occurs.
The property damage is extensive and requires lengthy and expensive repairs.
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The claim would be rejected if the insurer finds the homeowner intentionally caused the damage. Intentional acts and fraud are standard exclusions.
(For clarity: flood damage is often excluded under a standard homeowner policy unless you have separate flood insurance; an insurer cannot retroactively change a policy to deny a loss that occurred earlier; and extensive/expensive repairs alone don’t cause denial unless the loss is excluded or exceeds policy limits.)
(For clarity: flood damage is often excluded under a standard homeowner policy unless you have separate flood insurance; an insurer cannot retroactively change a policy to deny a loss that occurred earlier; and extensive/expensive repairs alone don’t cause denial unless the loss is excluded or exceeds policy limits.)
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