Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 699 of 1632
Which document, warning homeowners that unpaid subcontractors and suppliers may place a claim against their home, must be included in a home improvement contract?
a.A Notice of Completion
b.A Notice of Non-Responsibility
c.The Mechanics Lien Warning
d.A Preliminary Bond Notice
Explanation
B&P §7159 requires a home improvement contract to contain a Mechanics Lien Warning, informing the owner that those who supply labor or materials and are not paid may record a lien against the property.
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