What is required for a manufactured home to be legally moved?

For a manufactured home to be legally moved, obtaining a transportation permit from the local authority is essential. This permit ensures that the movement of the home complies with local regulations, safety standards, and zoning laws. The authority typically assesses the route planned for the move for any potential obstacles or road restrictions and verifies that the home adheres to the necessary guidelines for transport.

The other options lack the specificity and legal requirement associated with moving a manufactured home. For instance, while a license from a homeowner might be necessary in some contexts, it does not encompass the broader legal and regulatory aspects required for transporting manufactured homes. A final inspection report is primarily relevant when the home is being installed rather than moved. Finally, the idea that no requirements exist for short-distance moves is inaccurate, as local jurisdictions still impose regulations to ensure safety and compliance, regardless of the distance involved.