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ARIZONA MANUFACTURED HOUSING DEALER
LICENSE EXAM Practice Questions With
Verified Answers & Rationales LATEST UPDATE
THIS YEAR
ARIZONA MANUFACTURED HOUSING DEALER LICENSE EXAM
Practice Questions & Rationales
SUMMARIZED EXAM COVERAGE
Licensing Authority & Statutes – Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH), Office of
Manufactured Housing
License Classifications – D-8 Retailer, D-8B Broker, D-10 Retailer of Factory-Built Buildings, D-12
Master Retailer
Qualifying Party Requirements – Residency, examination, fingerprint clearance, single-license
limitation
Application Requirements – Notarized application, business entity good standing, disclosure of
charges/convictions
Fingerprint Clearance Cards – Required for owners, partners, officers, managers, and qualifying
party
Salesperson Licensing – Employed by dealer of record; inactive upon termination
Surety Bond Requirements – $25,000 minimum for D-8 Retailer classification
Unlawful Acts – Operating without license; employing unlicensed salespersons; fraudulent
misrepresentation
Sales Contracts & Disclosures – Required disclosures of liens, material facts, defects
Titling & Ownership Transfer – Title certificate required for transfer
Installation Standards – Permits required; licensed installers; inspection requirements
Consumer Protection & Ethics – Fair housing compliance; truthful advertising; warranty
obligations
Recordkeeping & Enforcement – Transaction record retention; penalties for violations
Renewal Requirements – Biennial renewal; address change notification within 5 working days
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Disqualification Period – License refused/revoked within 3 years disqualifies applicant
SECTION 1: LICENSING & QUALIFYING PARTY (Questions 1-50)
1. A dealership is applying for a new dealer license with the Arizona Department of Housing.
What is required of the Qualifying Party for the license to be issued?
A) Must be a licensed real estate agent in Arizona
B) Must pass a written examination within three attempts
C) Must have a bachelor's degree in business administration
D) Must own at least 51% of the dealership
Answer: B
The Qualifying Party must pass the required written examination within three attempts as
mandated by statute. They are not required to be a real estate agent, hold a business degree, or
own any specific percentage of the dealership.
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2. A corporation wants to apply for a Manufactured Home Dealer License in Arizona. What
must the corporation provide to be eligible?
A) Proof of at least $1 million in annual revenue
B) Evidence of good standing with the Arizona Corporation Commission
C) A minimum of five years in business operations
D) A physical office in every county where sales occur
Answer: B
Corporations may apply for a dealer license provided they are in good standing with the Arizona
Corporation Commission. There is no revenue minimum, years-in-business requirement, or
multi-county office mandate.
3. A qualifying party for a dealer license is prohibited from doing which of the following?
A) Selling more than 50 homes per calendar year
B) Acting as qualifying party for more than one license in the same classification
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C) Holding a real estate license simultaneously
D) Living outside Maricopa County
Answer: B
A qualifying party may serve for only one license in the same classification at a time. There is no
limit on homes sold, no prohibition on holding a real estate license, and no county residency
restriction beyond Arizona residency.
4. An applicant for a dealer license submits a notarized application with the required fee. What
additional document is mandatory for all owners and the qualifying party before license
issuance?
A) A valid Arizona driver's license
B) A valid Fingerprint Clearance Card
C) A certified birth certificate
D) A social security card
ARIZONA MANUFACTURED HOUSING DEALER
LICENSE EXAM Practice Questions With
Verified Answers & Rationales LATEST UPDATE
THIS YEAR
ARIZONA MANUFACTURED HOUSING DEALER LICENSE EXAM
Practice Questions & Rationales
SUMMARIZED EXAM COVERAGE
Licensing Authority & Statutes – Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH), Office of
Manufactured Housing
License Classifications – D-8 Retailer, D-8B Broker, D-10 Retailer of Factory-Built Buildings, D-12
Master Retailer
Qualifying Party Requirements – Residency, examination, fingerprint clearance, single-license
limitation
Application Requirements – Notarized application, business entity good standing, disclosure of
charges/convictions
Fingerprint Clearance Cards – Required for owners, partners, officers, managers, and qualifying
party
Salesperson Licensing – Employed by dealer of record; inactive upon termination
Surety Bond Requirements – $25,000 minimum for D-8 Retailer classification
Unlawful Acts – Operating without license; employing unlicensed salespersons; fraudulent
misrepresentation
Sales Contracts & Disclosures – Required disclosures of liens, material facts, defects
Titling & Ownership Transfer – Title certificate required for transfer
Installation Standards – Permits required; licensed installers; inspection requirements
Consumer Protection & Ethics – Fair housing compliance; truthful advertising; warranty
obligations
Recordkeeping & Enforcement – Transaction record retention; penalties for violations
Renewal Requirements – Biennial renewal; address change notification within 5 working days
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Disqualification Period – License refused/revoked within 3 years disqualifies applicant
SECTION 1: LICENSING & QUALIFYING PARTY (Questions 1-50)
1. A dealership is applying for a new dealer license with the Arizona Department of Housing.
What is required of the Qualifying Party for the license to be issued?
A) Must be a licensed real estate agent in Arizona
B) Must pass a written examination within three attempts
C) Must have a bachelor's degree in business administration
D) Must own at least 51% of the dealership
Answer: B
The Qualifying Party must pass the required written examination within three attempts as
mandated by statute. They are not required to be a real estate agent, hold a business degree, or
own any specific percentage of the dealership.
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2. A corporation wants to apply for a Manufactured Home Dealer License in Arizona. What
must the corporation provide to be eligible?
A) Proof of at least $1 million in annual revenue
B) Evidence of good standing with the Arizona Corporation Commission
C) A minimum of five years in business operations
D) A physical office in every county where sales occur
Answer: B
Corporations may apply for a dealer license provided they are in good standing with the Arizona
Corporation Commission. There is no revenue minimum, years-in-business requirement, or
multi-county office mandate.
3. A qualifying party for a dealer license is prohibited from doing which of the following?
A) Selling more than 50 homes per calendar year
B) Acting as qualifying party for more than one license in the same classification
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C) Holding a real estate license simultaneously
D) Living outside Maricopa County
Answer: B
A qualifying party may serve for only one license in the same classification at a time. There is no
limit on homes sold, no prohibition on holding a real estate license, and no county residency
restriction beyond Arizona residency.
4. An applicant for a dealer license submits a notarized application with the required fee. What
additional document is mandatory for all owners and the qualifying party before license
issuance?
A) A valid Arizona driver's license
B) A valid Fingerprint Clearance Card
C) A certified birth certificate
D) A social security card
