All of the following are Coverage C - Personal Property exclusions EXCEPT?

Coverage C - Personal Property under a homeowners insurance policy typically includes exclusions that define the limitations of the coverage. Among the options presented, the electric wheelchair stands out as an item that would not be excluded under Coverage C.

The reasoning behind this is that an electric wheelchair is generally considered personal property necessary for the daily activities of an individual with mobility impairments. Therefore, it is categorized under items that are covered rather than excluded.

In contrast, property in an apartment that is regularly rented to others, business data, and family pets are commonly excluded from coverage. Rental properties are not covered as they are typically used for business purposes, while business data does not fall under personal property because it is linked to commercial activities. Family pets are usually excluded as they are subject to different types of coverage or liability considerations.

Thus, the inclusion of an electric wheelchair under Coverage C highlights its essential nature as personal property, differentiating it from the other exclusions listed.