Oregon Construction Contractors (CCB) Practice Test

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What must a contract qualify as a home solicitation sale include?

  1. Information about the contractor's company

  2. Details about warranties

  3. Certain information about cancellation rights

  4. Pricing of materials

The correct answer is: Certain information about cancellation rights

A contract must qualify as a home solicitation sale by including certain information about cancellation rights. This is crucial because federal and state laws protect consumers in situations where sales are made in their homes or at locations not typically used for business. These laws require that consumers are made aware of their right to cancel the contract within a specific time frame, typically three days, without any penalty. This protection ensures that individuals do not feel pressured to make immediate decisions during a potentially high-pressure sales situation. While details about warranties, information about the contractor's company, and pricing of materials are important aspects of the contract, they do not specifically ensure compliance with the regulations that define a home solicitation sale. Understanding and informing customers about their cancellation rights is a legal requirement designed to promote transparency and consumer protection.

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