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Dwelling Form

Plain-language definition

Policy form type (HO-3, HO-5, HO-6, DP-3, etc.).

Definition
Dwelling Form
Each form has different coverage scope. HO-3 is open peril on dwelling, named peril on contents. DP-3 for rental property. Know your form.

Each form has different coverage scope. HO-3 is open peril on dwelling, named peril on contents. DP-3 for rental property. Know your form.

In practice

Where you encounter "Dwelling Form"

Policyholders see "Dwelling Form" referenced in policy language, claim correspondence, and scope documents. Knowing the precise definition under Florida practice keeps you from accepting carrier framing. See FS 626.854 on public adjuster representation and FS 627.70131 on carrier duties.

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Reviewed: April 24, 2026

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