In a homeowner's policy, "business personal property" refers to items or "contents" owned by your business or company The coverage limit for this coverage differs by insurance company
A term relating to "contents" of a commercial enterprise. It may include furniture, fixtures, machinery and equipment as well as stock, all other chattels owned by the insured, and even use interest in building improvements and betterments.
Furniture, fixtures, equipment, machinery, merchandise, materials and all other property (excluding real estate) owned by you and used in your business.
In a homeowner policy, "business personal property" refers to items or "contents" owned by your business or company—like the lap top you might bring home over the weekend. Coverage is usually limited to $2,500.
Known as "contents," this refers to furniture, fixtures, equipment, machinery, merchandise, and all other personal property owned by the insured and used in the insured's business.