Which of the following is NOT a concern addressed by the claims against licensees?

The correct answer is that contractual obligations are not typically considered a concern addressed by claims against licensees in the context of manufactured housing. Claims against licensees usually focus on factors like habitability issues, which refer to whether a dwelling is fit for living, and housing inspection issues, which deal with compliance with codes and safety standards. Service complaints may encompass problems related to the quality of service provided by the licensee, including timeliness and responsiveness.

Contractual obligations, while important in the relationships between parties, are generally more related to the agreements made between the buyer and seller or between tenants and landlords. They do not directly involve the concerns typically raised in claims against licensees, which are primarily focused on the quality, safety, and habitability of the manufactured homes themselves, as well as the adequacy of the services provided during the transaction or management of the property.