What does revocation for cause result in?

Revocation for cause refers to the formal cancellation of a manufacturer's rights to sell manufactured homes. When a manufacturer's license is revoked, they lose their legal authority to conduct sales operations associated with manufactured housing. This action is typically taken due to violations of regulations, ethical breaches, or failure to comply with the standards set by the agency governing manufactured housing in Nevada.

The consequences of a revocation for cause can have significant impacts not only on the manufacturer but also on the broader market, as consumers cannot purchase homes from a company that has lost its rights. It serves as a critical regulatory measure to ensure that only compliant and responsible manufacturers can operate, thereby protecting consumers and maintaining the integrity of the manufactured housing industry.

Other options, such as delaying construction plans, rescheduling inspections, or reducing inspection fees, do not directly relate to the act of revocation for cause. These actions might arise from various circumstances in the industry but are not the immediate result of a license revocation.