What must dealers provide before disbursing funds for an accessory in a mobilehome sale?

In the context of mobilehome sales, dealers are required to provide a written installation statement before disbursing funds for an accessory. This requirement ensures that there is formal documentation outlining the specifics of the installation and the responsibility taken by the dealer regarding the accessory being added to the mobilehome. This statement helps to clarify the terms of the installation and confirm that it will be completed as agreed, protecting both the dealer and the buyer.

A notice of intended sale is typically related to the general process of notifying interested parties about a forthcoming sale but does not specifically address the requirements for disbursing funds for accessories. Verification of the buyer’s financial status is important during the sales process to ensure that buyers can afford the mobilehome, but it does not pertain to the provision of accessories. Proof of delivery of the accessory may be a later requirement in terms of confirming that the buyer has received what they paid for, but it does not fulfill the prior requirement for documentation needed before funds are disbursed.