Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 201 of 1605
A homeowner signs a home improvement contract at the contractor's place of business after visiting the showroom. Which statement is most accurate?
a.The three-day home solicitation cancellation right always applies
b.Required home improvement contract terms still apply, even though it was not solicited at the home
c.The contract need not be in writing because it was signed at a business office
d.The down payment limit does not apply at a business office
Explanation
The required contents and protections of a home improvement contract apply regardless of where it is signed. The three-day home-solicitation cancellation right, however, is tied to contracts solicited at the buyer's home.
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