What happens if a manufactured home dealer fails to disclose non-compliance issues?

When a manufactured home dealer fails to disclose non-compliance issues, they may face disciplinary action. This reflects the dealer's responsibility to adhere to regulatory and legal standards within the industry. Dealers are obligated to provide accurate and honest information about the homes they sell, including any issues that may affect the safety, habitability, or value of the manufactured homes. If they neglect this duty, they could be subject to penalties imposed by regulatory bodies overseeing the manufactured housing industry. Such penalties can range from fines to suspension of their business operations, depending on the severity of the non-compliance and the jurisdiction's laws.

While potential questioning by buyers, repair obligations, or license revocation are possible outcomes of not disclosing issues, the disciplinary action specifically addresses the enforcement of regulations and laws designed to protect consumers and maintain industry standards.