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A client is purchasing a commercial building. It is financed through a federally regulated
and
insured lender that is requiring flood insurance. It is a Post-FIRM building located in
flood zone
AE. An Elevation Certificate is required but cannot be purchased in time for property
closing.
The agent can place coverage by using - CORRECT ANSWER: Tentative rating.
A general rule of rating when conditions are met to be eligible to receive the benefit from
the
"Grandfather rules," is to always use the new map if it will provide - CORRECT
ANSWER: A more favorable premium (lower rate).
A Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) is a determination made by the Federal
Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA) for a property and/or building as to whether it is located
within the - CORRECT ANSWER: Special Flood Hazard Area.
A policy for a risk that fails to meet the eligibility requirements of a Residential
Condominium
Building Association Policy (RCBAP) during a policy term because of a change in the
form of
ownership will be - CORRECT ANSWER: Cancelled and rewritten under the correct
form.
,A policy was written with both building and contents coverage. In the event of covered
damage
to both the building and contents, the policy - CORRECT ANSWER: Will apply separate
building and contents deductibles.
A policy written as a standard-rated policy and later found to be eligible for the Newly
Mapped
procedure may be endorsed or canceled and rewritten for how many policy terms? -
CORRECT ANSWER: Up to five years from the date of the map revision
A tenant in a commercial warehouse purchased a Standard Flood Insurance Policy with
personal property coverage only. The tenant's improvements and betterments can be
covered
by - CORRECT ANSWER: Applying 10% of the personal property limit.
According to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Flood Insurance Manual, all
parties
listed on the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (insured, agent, mortgagees) are mailed
a
Renewal Notice at least how many days prior to the policy expiration date? - CORRECT
ANSWER: At least 45 days
An individual is selling a single-family dwelling and there is a flood insurance policy
currently
covering the building. Which one of the following statements is most accurate? -
CORRECT ANSWER: The current owner may assign the current policy with written
consent to the purchaser of
the insured building.
Anthony owns a restaurant that sits entirely over water. The building was built in 1977
and has
, been covered by flood insurance for the last 20 years. Anthony is completely renovating
the
building. An addition is being added and the interior is being completely upgraded. Once
completed, the building will be considered substantially improved. How will the flood
insurance
policy for this building change? - CORRECT ANSWER: Building will be ineligible for
flood insurance.
April runs a business out of her home. She has a small office set up for her business.
Her office
contains the office equipment, office supplies, and stock that she needs to run her
business.
April has decided to purchase flood insurance and has been advised that her business
contents
must be insured separately under which one of the following Standard Flood Insurance
Policy
forms? - CORRECT ANSWER: General Property Form
At the time flood insurance coverage was applied for, a building was located in Zone
A99. A
new map designated the zone as AE. The policy may continue to be rated using Zone
A99
rates on the old map as long as - CORRECT ANSWER: There is no interruption in
coverage.
Bill and Barbara have a National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Dwelling Form
covering their
home. A covered flood event occurred. While their house was being remodeled, Bill and
Barbara incurred extra expenses to rent a furnished apartment suite. Which one of the
following
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A client is purchasing a commercial building. It is financed through a federally regulated
and
insured lender that is requiring flood insurance. It is a Post-FIRM building located in
flood zone
AE. An Elevation Certificate is required but cannot be purchased in time for property
closing.
The agent can place coverage by using - CORRECT ANSWER: Tentative rating.
A general rule of rating when conditions are met to be eligible to receive the benefit from
the
"Grandfather rules," is to always use the new map if it will provide - CORRECT
ANSWER: A more favorable premium (lower rate).
A Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) is a determination made by the Federal
Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA) for a property and/or building as to whether it is located
within the - CORRECT ANSWER: Special Flood Hazard Area.
A policy for a risk that fails to meet the eligibility requirements of a Residential
Condominium
Building Association Policy (RCBAP) during a policy term because of a change in the
form of
ownership will be - CORRECT ANSWER: Cancelled and rewritten under the correct
form.
,A policy was written with both building and contents coverage. In the event of covered
damage
to both the building and contents, the policy - CORRECT ANSWER: Will apply separate
building and contents deductibles.
A policy written as a standard-rated policy and later found to be eligible for the Newly
Mapped
procedure may be endorsed or canceled and rewritten for how many policy terms? -
CORRECT ANSWER: Up to five years from the date of the map revision
A tenant in a commercial warehouse purchased a Standard Flood Insurance Policy with
personal property coverage only. The tenant's improvements and betterments can be
covered
by - CORRECT ANSWER: Applying 10% of the personal property limit.
According to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Flood Insurance Manual, all
parties
listed on the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (insured, agent, mortgagees) are mailed
a
Renewal Notice at least how many days prior to the policy expiration date? - CORRECT
ANSWER: At least 45 days
An individual is selling a single-family dwelling and there is a flood insurance policy
currently
covering the building. Which one of the following statements is most accurate? -
CORRECT ANSWER: The current owner may assign the current policy with written
consent to the purchaser of
the insured building.
Anthony owns a restaurant that sits entirely over water. The building was built in 1977
and has
, been covered by flood insurance for the last 20 years. Anthony is completely renovating
the
building. An addition is being added and the interior is being completely upgraded. Once
completed, the building will be considered substantially improved. How will the flood
insurance
policy for this building change? - CORRECT ANSWER: Building will be ineligible for
flood insurance.
April runs a business out of her home. She has a small office set up for her business.
Her office
contains the office equipment, office supplies, and stock that she needs to run her
business.
April has decided to purchase flood insurance and has been advised that her business
contents
must be insured separately under which one of the following Standard Flood Insurance
Policy
forms? - CORRECT ANSWER: General Property Form
At the time flood insurance coverage was applied for, a building was located in Zone
A99. A
new map designated the zone as AE. The policy may continue to be rated using Zone
A99
rates on the old map as long as - CORRECT ANSWER: There is no interruption in
coverage.
Bill and Barbara have a National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Dwelling Form
covering their
home. A covered flood event occurred. While their house was being remodeled, Bill and
Barbara incurred extra expenses to rent a furnished apartment suite. Which one of the
following
