When assessing property for claims, what factor is NOT typically considered?

The primary focus in property assessment for claims revolves around factors that directly relate to the property itself and the nature of the damage incurred. Property location is crucial as it can influence risk levels, construction type is essential to determine the resilience and vulnerability of the structure, and the extent of damage directly impacts the claim’s valuation and necessary repairs.

The policyholder's occupation is generally not a relevant factor in assessing property for claims. While it might provide some context regarding the policyholder, it does not typically influence the structural integrity or the actual damages sustained by the property. The assessment process is more concerned with the physical aspects of the property rather than the personal circumstances of the individual holding the policy.