Manufactured Housing Practice Test

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Under which condition is a manufactured/mobile home advertised as used?

It is already installed in a mobile home park
It has been registered
The model year is current
It has been sold and not yet installed

The correct answer is: It has been registered

A manufactured or mobile home is classified as "used" primarily when it has been registered. Registration indicates that the home was previously owned or occupied, distinguishing it from new units. This process typically includes documenting the home with relevant authorities, which confirms that it is not new stock and has had at least one previous owner. While the other conditions could relate to the status or condition of a home, they do not inherently classify a manufactured or mobile home as used in the same definitive manner. For instance, a home already installed in a mobile home park could still be new, and a current model year would also suggest it is new unless registered otherwise. Similarly, a home sold but not yet installed might still be in the new category until officially registered. Thus, the key factor in determining whether a manufactured or mobile home is advertised as used hinges on its registration status.