What should an applicant do if their dealer's license application is denied?

When an applicant's dealer's license application is denied, requesting a hearing before the Manufactured Housing Board is the appropriate step. This option allows the applicant to formally contest the denial and present their case. The hearing process provides an opportunity to clarify any misunderstandings, address specific concerns raised by the board, and seek a resolution that could lead to the approval of the application.

Other options may lead to less favorable outcomes. Accepting the denial without appeal means forfeiting the opportunity to challenge the decision or demonstrate compliance. Reapplying immediately without changes does not address the reasons for the initial denial, which may lead to another rejection. Contacting a lawyer for immediate assistance might be beneficial in some situations, but it does not directly address the procedural aspect of appealing a denial, which is best handled through the hearing process. Therefore, pursuing a hearing provides a structured avenue to address the denial effectively.