What must occur for a red tag to be removed from a manufactured home?

The removal of a red tag from a manufactured home is contingent upon the completion of necessary repairs and a subsequent inspection by an authorized inspector. A red tag is typically issued to indicate that the home has been found non-compliant with safety or structural standards. Therefore, before the tag can be removed, the identified issues must be adequately addressed to ensure the home is safe and compliant with regulations. After the repairs are made, the inspector must conduct a follow-up inspection to confirm that all work meets the required codes and standards. Only after this verification can the red tag be officially removed, allowing the home to be occupied or sold again in compliance with local regulations.