Seller Coverage definition

Seller Coverage is coverage obtained while the Covered Property is listed for sale and before closing of the applicable real estate transaction on the Covered Property.

Examples of Seller Coverage in a sentence

  • Buyer Conversion Coverage Seller Coverage that has converted to Buyer Coverage after closing of the Covered Property, is effective on the date of closing of the applicable real estate transaction.

  • Complimentary* Seller Coverage for Savvy Agents • Differentiate your listing in a competitive market.

  • In the event a real estate listing agreement is cancelled while your Items are covered by Seller Coverage and a claim has been paid, you agree to pay to us the lesser of: (1) any claims paid under the Seller Coverage, or (2) the applicable Buyer Conversion Coverage price.

  • Unknown pre-existing Mechanical Failure is not covered under the Seller Coverage.

  • Horizontal movement is honored, but limited to one lane per year.

  • In the event a Covered Property which was covered under the Seller Coverage during the listing period is sold, regardless of whether a claim is paid under the Agreement, the seller will be liable to us for the applicable Buyer Conversion Coverage price.

  • Buyer Coverage Seller Coverage Buyer Coverage smile, knowing you’ve got the best coverage when you choose Supreme.

  • Seller Coverage Option renewable upon review after 6 month period, up to 18 month’s.

  • Seller Coverage during listing period with buyer coverage for 1 year at an approximate cost $ .

  • SELLER COVERAGE OPTION: Seller Coverage Option may be added in addition to the package you have chosen to offer the Buyer and you get valuable budget protection for many of your most critical home systems while your home is on the market.