Which exemption refers to the use of a commercial coach for personal business purposes?

The Commercial Coach Owner Exemption pertains to the use of a commercial coach for personal business purposes, allowing the owner to utilize the coach without being subjected to the same regulations as a manufactured home intended for residential living. This exemption recognizes that a commercial coach can be used for various business activities, such as temporary office space or a mobile retail outlet, without the need for licensing typically required for manufactured housing.

Understanding this exemption is crucial in the context of Nevada's manufactured housing regulatory framework, as it provides flexibility for entrepreneurs and business owners to operate their commercial activities. Commercial coaches serve distinct business functions and, therefore, have different requirements compared to other types of manufactured housing.

The other options do not specifically address the use of commercial coaches for personal business purposes. The Owner/Purchaser Exemption generally relates to individuals purchasing a manufactured home for residential purposes rather than business use. The Licensed Manufacturer Exemption is specific to manufacturers operating under licensing to produce homes, while the Installation Exemption typically concerns installations of manufactured homes rather than the operation of commercial coaches.