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A Dwelling Fire policy is generally available for non-commercial owners of rented houses, covering property damage to the structure, and sometimes to the owner's personal property (such as appliances and furnishings). The owner's liability is generally extended from their own primary home insurance, and does not comprise part of the Dwelling Fire policy. It is a counterpart to the HO-4 renter's policy.

Information insurance companies gather from many sources shows that some types of drivers are more likely than others to have accidents. Factors that companies consider in deciding how much you should pay include your driving record, your age, the year and model of your car, whether you life in an urban or rural area, how many miles you drive, and whether the vehicle is used mostly for business or pleasure driving. How much coverage you buy affects what you pay, of course, but by careful shopping, you can save money.