Which MHIC notice must every home improvement contract include?

Work it through

You're the contractor. Pick what you'd do, then see how each choice plays out.

1. AA notice informing the homeowner about the MHIC and how to file a complaint, including the Commission's contact information
   Correct

   COMAR 09.08.01.26 requires every home improvement contract to include a notice about the Maryland Home Improvement Commission, including how to file a complaint and the Commission's contact information. This notice must be included even though it essentially tells the homeowner how to report YOU. It's a consumer protection requirement that demonstrates confidence in your work.

2. BA notice that the contractor is not responsible for pre-existing conditions
   Wrong

   While a pre-existing conditions clause is good practice, it's not the notice required by COMAR 09.08.01.26. The required notice is about the MHIC and how to file complaints. Including disclaimers about pre-existing conditions is smart business, but it doesn't satisfy the regulatory notice requirement.

3. CA notice that the total price does not include permits
   Wrong

   The specific notice required by COMAR 09.08.01.26 is about the MHIC and consumer complaint procedures. Additionally, separating permit costs from the contract total is questionable practice since you're required to pull permits anyway (COMAR 09.08.01.08). The required notice is about consumer rights, not cost exclusions.