What happens to a manufactured housing license upon termination of employment?

When employment terminates, a manufactured housing license is automatically suspended. This suspension occurs primarily to ensure that individuals who are no longer associated with a licensed entity cannot continue to engage in activities that require a valid license. By automating this process, regulatory bodies help maintain oversight and ensure that only qualified individuals are authorized to operate within the manufactured housing industry. This measure protects consumers and maintains the integrity of the profession.

The other options relate to various disciplinary actions or procedural statuses that do not apply in this scenario. For instance, placing a license on probation typically involves ongoing monitoring or restrictions due to prior infractions, which does not occur simply because of employment termination. Similarly, a license does not remain active without an associated employment relationship, as active licensing is contingent on being employed by a recognized entity. Immediate revocation would suggest serious infractions or misconduct and does not apply to standard employment termination.