West Virginia Adjusters Practice Exam

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What coverage amount is a commercial property generally eligible for under the FAIR Plan?

$100,000
$250,000
$500,000
$750,000

The correct answer is: $100,000

In the context of the FAIR Plan, which stands for Fair Access to Insurance Requirements, commercial properties generally have a maximum coverage limit often set at $500,000. This program is designed to provide a safety net for property owners who struggle to obtain insurance due to high-risk factors that make other insurers hesitant to cover them. The $500,000 limit aligns with the program's intent of making insurance more accessible to those in need without placing undue strain on the insurance market. While other amounts may be specified in certain contexts or jurisdictions, the $100,000 limit is notably lower than what the FAIR Plan typically offers for commercial property coverage. Understanding the correct coverage limits helps ensure that property owners can adequately protect their investments while navigating the complexities of high-risk insurance scenarios.