What consequences may occur for willful violations of regulations governing manufactured homes by a dealer or salesperson?

Willful violations of regulations governing manufactured homes can lead to a range of severe consequences for both dealers and salespeople. This category of violations indicates a deliberate disregard for the laws and regulations designed to protect consumers and ensure fair business practices in the manufactured home industry.

License suspension is one possible outcome, which means that the dealer or salesperson would temporarily lose their ability to operate legally until certain conditions are met, including resolution of the violation. This serves as a disciplinary measure intended to reinforce the importance of complying with all regulations.

Additionally, felony charges can be pursued depending on the severity of the violation. Felony charges are serious legal implications that carry heavier penalties, including potential imprisonment and significant fines. Such charges are typically reserved for more egregious infractions that may involve fraud or significant harm to consumers.

Furthermore, license cancellation can occur, which represents a complete and permanent revocation of the dealer's or salesperson’s ability to conduct business in the manufactured home sector. This action indicates that the individual will not only be unable to operate for a specified time but will no longer be able to hold a license for that profession.

The inclusion of all these consequences captures the seriousness with which regulatory agencies view willful violations in the manufactured home industry. Each measure serves to maintain standards