June has two buildings on her property, for which she wants to get Flood coverage. One is her main dwelling and the other is her guest house. How will her policies be set up?

June has two buildings on her property, for which she wants to get Flood coverage. One is her main dwelling and the other is her guest house. How will her policies be set up?


a. Her main dwelling will be covered fully, while her guest house will be under Coverage B.

b. She can get coverage for her guest house through an endorsement.

c. Each building needs its own policy.

d. Flood coverage protects all buildings on the land.


Answer: C

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