Manufactured Housing Practice Test

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Under which condition can a dealer display model units in a mobile home park?

  1. The units are not for sale

  2. Each unit displays a sign identifying the dealer

  3. Only one model unit is displayed

  4. All agents must be present during the display

The correct answer is: Each unit displays a sign identifying the dealer

A dealer is allowed to display model units in a mobile home park when each unit displays a sign identifying the dealer. This requirement ensures that visitors can clearly identify who is responsible for the models, facilitating potential inquiries and promoting transparency regarding which dealer is associated with the displayed homes. Effective communication between dealers and potential buyers is crucial in the manufactured housing market, and clear identification helps to establish trust and professionalism. While there may be other rules and stipulations regarding the display of model units, the presence of clear signage identifying the dealer is a fundamental aspect that must be adhered to promote ethical practices.

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