Which of the following is NOT a liability coverage related to property?

Homeowners Coverage encompasses a range of protections for homeowners, primarily focusing on coverage for the physical structure of the home as well as personal belongings within the home. This type of coverage falls under property insurance rather than liability coverage.

Liability coverage related to property is typically designed to protect against claims for bodily injury or property damage that the policyholder may cause to others. Personal Liability, Voluntary Medical Payments, and Voluntary Pay for Damage to Property are all types of liability coverages.

Personal Liability protects you if someone is injured on your property or if you cause damage to someone else's property. Voluntary Medical Payments provides coverage for medical expenses incurred by others due to an accident on your property, regardless of fault. Voluntary Pay for Damage to Property covers damages that you may accidentally cause to someone else’s property. Since these focus on liabilities associated with damages or injuries to others, they contrast with Homeowners Coverage, which primarily applies to the insured's own property.