Which of the following would provide coverage for loss of income when an insured rental dwelling is made uninhabitable due to a covered loss?

Coverage D is designed specifically for situations where an insured rental dwelling becomes uninhabitable due to a covered loss. This coverage, often referred to as "Loss of Use" or "Fair Rental Value," provides compensation for the income that the property owner would have received from renting out the dwelling had the loss not occurred. Essentially, it mitigates the financial impact of losing rental income during the period needed for repairs or restoration following a covered event.

This type of coverage is particularly important for landlords, as it ensures they can maintain some level of financial stability while their property is being repaired. Coverage D typically covers the lost rental income for a specific duration, reflecting the time necessary to restore the dwelling to a habitable condition. Additionally, it may also extend to cover certain expenses incurred by the landlord while the property is uninhabitable, further protecting their financial interests.