MHIC EXAM 6 Questions and Answers with Explanations (latest Update)
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MHIC 6
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MHIC 6
home improvement
The Home Improvement Law defines the term "home improvement" very broadly
in order to include a number of activities:
The addition to or alteration, conversion, improvement, modernization,
remodeling, repair, or replacement of a building or part of a building that is used
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MHIC EXAM 6
home improvement
The Home Improvement Law defines the term "home improvement" very broadly
in order to include a number of activities:
The addition to or alteration, conversion, improvement, modernization,
remodeling, repair, or replacement of a building or part of a building that is used
or was designed to be used as a residence or dwelling place or a structure adjacent
to that building or an improvement to land adjacent to the building.
This means that work done to a residence, or part of a residence, or a structure
adjacent to a residence, such as a shed, garage, pool house, or guest house, falls
within this definition. Likewise, improvements done to the vard or land
surrounding a residence, such as building a pool, patio, or a wall, is also considered
home improvement.
The statute also provides specific examples of items included and excluded from
the scope of the Home improvement law
contractor
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, a person who performs or offers or agrees to perform a home improvement for an
owner.
An employee of the owner is not a contractor.
subcontractor
enters into contracts with contractors or other subcontractors to perform all or
part of a home improvement. A subcontractor is not authorized to enter into
agreements directly with homeowners. A subcontractor does not include a laborer
or supplier of materials.
salesperson
a person who sells a home improvement.
home improvement contract
an agreement between a homeowner and a contractor to perform a home
improvement. The Home Improvement Law requires that all home improvement
contracts
How many commissioners are there
There are 9 commissioners
4 are experienced in home improvement
4 are from the general public (consumers)
And one is experienced in finance
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