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Which of the following is a condition that does not permit a manufactured/mobile home to be sold as new?

  1. It has been sold previously

  2. It does not have a valid license

  3. It has been inspected by the department

  4. It is currently in a dealership lot

The correct answer is: It has been sold previously

A manufactured or mobile home cannot be considered "new" if it has been sold previously. In the context of manufactured housing, the designation of "new" is reserved specifically for homes that have never been transferred to an end user or occupant. Once a home has been sold, even if it hasn't been lived in, it transitions from being classified as new to used, regardless of its condition. This classification process is crucial for both regulatory purposes and consumer protection, ensuring that potential buyers are aware of the home's history. In contrast, the other conditions listed do not impact the designation of a home as new. Lack of a valid license may affect the ability to sell, but it does not change the status of the home itself. An inspection by the department indicates compliance with safety standards, which does not influence whether the home can be labeled as new or used. Similarly, being present on a dealership lot is typical for both new and used homes, meaning it does not affect the classification in terms of sale status.