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What is one difference between an HO-3 and an HO-5 policy? (1 point)
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They are the same, but one is newer.
They are the same, but one is newer.
The HO-3 policy does not include liability.
The HO-3 policy does not include liability.
The HO-3 uses replacement cost reimbursement for dwelling and actual cash value for personal property while the HO-5 uses replacement cost for dwelling and for personal property.
The HO-3 uses replacement cost reimbursement for dwelling and actual cash value for personal property while the HO-5 uses replacement cost for dwelling and for personal property.
An HO-5 does not include coverage for the dwelling.
An HO-5 does not include coverage for the dwelling.
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Correct answer: The HO-3 uses replacement cost for the dwelling and actual cash value (ACV) for personal property, while the HO-5 provides replacement cost coverage for both the dwelling and personal property.
Brief why: HO-3 is "open perils" for the dwelling but "named perils" (usually ACV) for contents; HO-5 is broader — open perils for both and typically replacement-cost on contents.
Brief why: HO-3 is "open perils" for the dwelling but "named perils" (usually ACV) for contents; HO-5 is broader — open perils for both and typically replacement-cost on contents.
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