What restriction does NRS 489.717 place on dealers regarding financing?

The correct response reflects the requirement that dealers are prohibited from requiring buyers to use specific financing sources. This provision ensures that consumers have the freedom to choose their financing options without being constrained to particular lenders or financial institutions designated by the dealer. This protection aims to foster a competitive environment in financing for manufactured housing, allowing buyers to explore different rates and terms available in the market.

In the context of the other choices, while providing financing options is important, there is no requirement for dealers to actively offer options; they simply cannot restrict buyers to one specific source. The notion that dealers may not charge interest is inaccurate, as interest rates can be part of many financing arrangements. Lastly, specifying the requirement to offer at least two options does not align with the regulation, which emphasizes the flexibility for buyers rather than mandating a minimum number of financing offers.