ALE coverage reimburses the insured for the cost of maintaining a comparable standard of living following a covered loss that exceeds the insured's normal expenses prior to the loss. For example, ALE insurance would cover an insured's motel bill while fire damage to the home is being repaired or replaced or until the insured moves to a permanent residence. ALE coverage is subject to a limit equal to 30 percent of the dwelling limit under forms homeowners (HO) 2, HO 3, and HO 5. For form HO 8, ALE is 10 percent of the dwelling limit. Under the tenants policy (HO 4), ALE is 30 percent of the personal property limit, while under the condominium unit owners policy (HO 6), the limit of ALE is 50 percent of the personal property limit.