Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 732 of 1605
The 'Notice to Owner' that must accompany a home improvement contract primarily explains:
a.The resale value of the home
b.The contractor's insurance policy limits
c.How to obtain a building permit
d.The owner's rights and responsibilities under the mechanics lien laws
Explanation
The Notice to Owner required with home improvement contracts educates the property owner about the mechanics lien laws and the risk that unpaid subcontractors or suppliers could lien the property.
Law Reference: B&P §7159(c)Practice all 1605 questions free — no signup required.
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