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True or False: Coverage C - Loss of Use covers rental income if a
portion of the insured's property that is rented to a tenant is
rendered uninhabitable.
True
False

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Final answer:

Insurance coverage C - Loss of Use does not cover rental income when a portion of the insured's property becomes uninhabitable.


Explanation:

False. Coverage C - Loss of Use typically covers additional living expenses if the insured's property becomes uninhabitable due to a covered loss, but it does not cover rental income. This coverage ensures that the policyholder has funds for temporary housing or alternative accommodations.


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