Property and Casualty Insurance Practice Exam

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Which of the following does the Builders Risk Coverage Form NOT cover?

Commercial buildings under construction
Residential buildings under construction
Completed structures ready for sale
Farm buildings under construction

The correct answer is: Completed structures ready for sale

The Builders Risk Coverage Form is specifically designed to cover buildings that are in the course of construction, as well as materials, equipment, and fixtures that are intended for use in the project. However, it does not extend coverage to structures that have been completed and are ready for sale. When a building is completed, it is no longer classified as a builders risk, and its coverage needs would shift to a standard property insurance policy, which would protect against risks associated with owning and operating the property rather than the construction risks covered by the Builders Risk Form. Thus, when a completed structure is ready for sale, it falls outside the intended purpose of the Builders Risk Coverage, making this option the one that the form does not cover. On the other hand, commercial buildings, residential buildings, and farm buildings that are still under construction are exactly what the Builders Risk Coverage is meant to protect.