Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 701 of 1632
Which of the following is a mandatory element that must appear in every written home improvement contract?
a.The homeowner's Social Security number
b.The contractor's license number
c.The contractor's personal home address
d.A notarized signature from a witness
Explanation
B&P §7159 requires the contract to include the contractor's name, business address, and license number, among other elements. The homeowner's SSN and notarization are not required.
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