What is a licensed individual who sells manufactured homes referred to as?

A licensed individual who sells manufactured homes is referred to as a dealer. In Nevada, the term "dealer" is specifically designated for those who engage in the sale or distribution of manufactured homes. This title not only implies that the individual is involved in the buying and selling process but also indicates that they meet specific licensing requirements as mandated by state regulations governing manufactured housing.

Being recognized as a dealer means the individual has likely undergone training and has knowledge relevant to manufactured homes, ensuring they can represent the homes properly and understand the regulatory framework that governs transactions in this sector. This designation is critical for maintaining standards and protecting consumers in the manufactured housing market. Other terms associated with manufactured housing, such as vendor or manufacturer, do not encompass the responsibilities or the role of selling homes, and while a sales associate could be involved in the sales process, they typically do not hold a license specifically for selling manufactured homes in the same way a dealer does.