What is Loss of use (Coverage D)?
Definition. Coverage for additional living expenses, such as a hotel and extra meal costs, when a covered loss makes the home unlivable, plus lost rental income in some cases. Most roof claims do not trigger it, but major leaks or tree damage can.
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Public adjuster · Appraisal · Replacement cost value (RCV) · Ordinance or law coverage · Functional damage · Two-story charge · Line item · Actual cash value (ACV)