California Real Estate Practice Exam

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In order for a mobile home to be advertised for sale by a broker, where must it be located?

In a mobile home dealer's lot
In a mobile home park or a location where it can remain for at least one year
In a temporary exhibit
Anywhere as long as it is mobile

The correct answer is: In a mobile home park or a location where it can remain for at least one year

A mobile home can be advertised for sale by a broker if it is located in a mobile home park or a location where it can remain for at least one year. This option is the correct answer because it adheres to regulations set by the National Mobile Home Construction and Safety Standards Act, which require that brokers can only advertise mobile homes that are in a permitted location for at least one year. Options A, C, and D are incorrect because they do not meet this requirement. Option A states that the mobile home must be in a mobile home dealer's lot, which does not necessarily mean it can remain in that location for at least one year. Option C mentions a temporary exhibit, which is not a permanent location for a mobile home. Similarly, option D simply states that the mobile home must be mobile, but does not specify that it must be in a permitted location for at least one year