Which statement about manufactured homes is false?

The assertion regarding the need for a separate dealer license to sell new manufactured homes in mobile home parks is inaccurate. In Arizona, a real estate licensee does not require a separate dealer license to sell new manufactured homes that are situated in mobile home parks. Real estate professionals with the appropriate licensure can facilitate the sale process for both new and used manufactured homes without needing additional licensing specifically for manufactured home sales, provided they adhere to the relevant regulations.

In contrast, the other statements hold true. A mobile home park must maintain a minimum of four rental spaces, ensuring it qualifies as a park for manufactured homes. Additionally, real estate licensees are permitted to sell used manufactured homes located on private property, reflecting the versatility of licensed practitioners in the real estate market. Lastly, unless an affidavit of affixture is recorded, a manufactured home remains classified as personal property, underscoring the distinction between personal and real property in property law, especially in the context of manufactured housing.