What must a dealer possess to sell land packages?

To sell land packages, a dealer must possess a Real Estate License. This requirement is based on the fact that selling land, whether it is vacant or developed, involves real property transactions. The law in South Carolina mandates that individuals engaging in the sale of real estate must be licensed to ensure they meet the necessary professional standards and comply with real estate regulations.

A Real Estate License indicates that the dealer has undergone the appropriate education, training, and examination required to understand the complexities of real property transactions, including aspects like property valuation, legal considerations, and ethics in dealing with clients. Having this license allows the dealer not only to sell the manufactured homes but also to handle the accompanying real estate transactions in a legal and professional manner.

The other options do not meet the legal requirements for selling land packages. A Manufactured Home License pertains directly to the sale of manufactured homes but does not encompass land transactions. A Land License, if specific to land sales, is not a recognized requirement within the context of South Carolina. Similarly, stating that no special license is needed overlooks the legal framework that ensures protection for both buyers and sellers in real estate transactions.