Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 709 of 1632
An individual who is employed by a contractor and solicits, sells, or negotiates home improvement contracts is called a:
a.Joint control agent
b.Responsible managing officer
c.Home improvement salesperson
d.Qualifying individual
Explanation
B&P §7152 defines a home improvement salesperson as a person employed by a licensed contractor to solicit, sell, negotiate, or execute home improvement contracts. Such persons must be registered with the CSLB.
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