Which dwelling policy form is specifically designed for tenants?

The dwelling policy form specifically designed for tenants is known as the HO-4 policy, often referred to as renter's insurance. This policy is tailored to meet the needs of individuals who are renting a home or apartment and do not own the structure itself.

The HO-4 provides coverage for personal property against specified perils, liability protection, and may also cover additional living expenses if the rental dwelling becomes uninhabitable due to a covered loss. Unlike homeowners policies that cover the physical structure of the home, the HO-4 focuses on protecting the tenant's belongings and providing liability for incidents that may occur within the rented space.

In contrast, the other policy forms mentioned (HO-3, HO-6, and HO-2) are not designed for renters. HO-3 and HO-2 are homeowner's policies that provide coverage for owners of the property, whereas HO-6 is specifically intended for condominium owners. Hence, the HO-4 is the appropriate choice for tenants looking for insurance coverage tailored to their needs.