What is the penalty for a third offense appearing before the board?

The penalty for a third offense appearing before the board is indeed set at up to $2,000 and/or a 90-day suspension. This reflects a progressively serious approach taken by regulatory bodies when dealing with repeated violations. The rationale behind these penalties is to emphasize the importance of compliance with established regulations and standards within the manufactured home industry.

When someone faces a third offense, it signifies a pattern of behavior that the board wants to address decisively to protect consumers and maintain the integrity of the industry. The financial penalty serves as a deterrent, while the suspension allows for a period of reflection during which the individual can consider their actions and the responsibilities associated with their role as a dealer. Overall, this structured approach aims to foster better compliance and promotes higher standards within the field.