5 credit hours – Classroom Equivalent – General
Provider #76037
Course #94529
$29
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A house is typically the largest single investment a person will make in their life. For that reason, it’s important to protect it and the belongings inside with a sound homeowners insurance policy.
Texas homeowners face specific issues from weather-related damage that are common concerns in the state. Spring can bring tornadoes, summer offers thunder, lightning and hail storms. The fall season is the start of hurricane season, which can bring flooding and the Texas winter’s are unpredictable, but can often bring significant damage from ice accumulation.
In this course, we will walk you through the in’s and out’s of the Texas Homeowner Policy so that you have the knowledge needed to effectively maneuver through any type of condition(s) you encounter in the field.
Course Content
Overview
Texas Homeowners Form B
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Definitions
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Section I Property Coverage
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Property Not Covered
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Extensions of Coverage
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Perils Against Insured – Section I
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Exclusions – Section I
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Deductibles – Section I
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Conditions – Section I
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Liability Coverage – Section II
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Exclusions – Section II
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Additional Coverages – Section II
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Conditions – Section II
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Conditions – Section I and Section II
- Definitions
- Section I Property Coverage
- Property Not Covered
- Extensions of Coverage
- Perils Against Insured – Section I
- Exclusions – Section I
- Deductibles – Section I
- Conditions – Section I
- Liability Coverage – Section II
- Exclusions – Section II
- Additional Coverages – Section II
- Conditions – Section II
- Conditions – Section I and Section II