The California FAIR Plan, or the Fair Access to Insurance Requirements Plan, is an insurance program established in California to provide essential property insurance coverage to homeowners who are unable to obtain insurance through the regular insurance market. The FAIR Plan covers a range of properties that may have difficulty in securing insurance from private insurance companies. While the exact coverage may vary, the FAIR Plan generally provides coverage for the following types of properties:

1. Residential Properties: This includes single-family homes, townhouses, condominiums, and apartments. Coverage is available for owner-occupied and tenant-occupied properties.

2. Commercial Properties: The FAIR Plan can also provide coverage for certain types of commercial properties, such as small businesses, office buildings, retail stores, and other non-industrial properties.

3. Rental Properties: Landlords who are unable to obtain insurance for their rental properties through conventional means may be eligible for coverage under the FAIR Plan. This includes coverage for both residential and commercial rental properties.

4. Mobile Homes: Mobile homes, including manufactured and modular homes, are eligible for coverage under the FAIR Plan. This includes both owner-occupied and tenant-occupied mobile homes.

5. Fire-Damaged Properties: In some cases, the FAIR Plan may provide coverage for properties that have been previously damaged by fire and are considered high-risk by private insurers.

It's important to note that the FAIR Plan is designed to provide coverage for essential property insurance needs and may not offer the same level of coverage or additional policy options as private insurance companies. Additionally, coverage limits, deductibles, and premiums may vary based on the specific property and location. For detailed information about coverage eligibility and policy terms, it's best to contact the California FAIR Plan directly or consult with a licensed insurance agent familiar with the program.