Can a dealer sell a land package?

A dealer can sell a land package but needs a specific license for that type of transaction. The law in many states, including South Carolina, generally requires a dealer to hold a real estate license to sell land. This is because selling land is often considered a real estate transaction, which typically falls under the jurisdiction of real estate regulations.

A dealer who sells a manufactured home must be licensed to conduct their business, and when it involves selling land as part of a package deal (which combines land and a home), holding the appropriate real estate license ensures compliance with legal standards that govern real estate transactions. Moreover, it provides necessary consumer protections and ensures that the dealer is knowledgeable about the intricacies of land sales.

While some options suggest that a dealer might sell land without a real estate license or under different conditions, those approaches do not align with legal regulations that govern the real estate market in South Carolina. Thus, understanding the requirement for a specific license when dealing with land packages is crucial for any dealer operating in this field.