What must be indicated if a manufactured home is still on the sales lot?

When a manufactured home is still on the sales lot, it is essential to indicate the type of tie-downs and underpinning that will be installed. This information is critical because it pertains to the safety and structural integrity of the home once it is placed on a foundation. Proper tie-downs are necessary to secure the home against wind and weather conditions, preventing damage and ensuring compliance with local regulations.

Indicating the tie-downs and underpinning information helps potential buyers understand how the home will be secured and what installation features will be included in the purchase. This provides transparency and builds trust between the seller and the buyer regarding the safety measures that will be taken for their new home.

Other options, while relevant to the home-buying process, do not fit as closely with the requirements for homes currently on the sales lot. Factors like warranty details, selling price, or estimated setup time may be important, but they do not directly address the immediate structural considerations that the tie-downs and underpinning do.