What action must a dealer take if they change their business location?

When a dealer changes their business location, it is essential for them to notify the South Carolina Manufactured Housing Board. This requirement is in place to maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with regulations governing manufactured home dealers. By informing the board of a change in location, the dealer allows the board to update its records accordingly, which is crucial for legal and operational reasons.

Failing to notify the board could lead to issues related to licensing or regulations that may be tied to the dealer's previous location. It is not just a procedural formality; it is a responsibility that ensures the integrity of the licensing process and helps protect consumers by ensuring they are dealing with a registered and compliant business.

While informing customers, updating marketing materials, and closing the business temporarily might also be relevant actions following a location change, they do not address the regulatory requirement and implications tied to the dealer's licensing status. Thus, notifying the South Carolina Manufactured Housing Board is the most critical action to take in this scenario.