N.M. Admin. Code § 14.12.2.11 - BROKERS
A. A manufactured
home broker's license entitles its holder to engage in the functions authorized
for brokers in the act. A manufactured home broker's functions are strictly
limited to only pre-owned manufactured homes. Any person who in any manner
engages in brokerage activities for more than one manufactured home in any
consecutive 12-month period is required to be licensed as a manufactured home
broker.
B. A manufactured home
broker cannot negotiate any transaction involving the sale, exchange, renting
or leasing of real estate unless he is licensed under the Real Estate Act of
New Mexico.
C. Each manufactured
home broker shall be individually licensed.
D. A manufactured home broker's role is that
of a fiduciary to his principal.
E.
In all transactions which require the transfer of title to a manufactured home
and in which a manufactured home broker is involved the manufactured home
broker must determine the status of title, including all recorded liens and
security interests, of the manufactured home according to the title records of
the motor vehicle division, and disclose in writing to all parties in the
transaction the status of title of the home as shown by such records.
F. A manufactured home broker shall maintain
a place of business, which is an actual physically, established location from
which business can be conducted and where all documents directly related to the
purchase, sale, trade and installation of a manufactured home within the
preceding three years shall be available for inspection during normal business
hours by a representative of the division. Each branch office shall also
maintain copies of adequate records for this same inspection purpose of all
transactions handled within the branch office.
G. A manufactured home broker shall fully
disclose to the consumer any ownership interest of the manufactured home
broker, either direct or indirect, in the manufactured home prior to the
consumer's entering into any agreement for the purchase of the home.
H. All listing agreements entered into by a
manufactured home broker shall disclose the percentage amount or fee to be
received by the manufactured home broker upon the completion of a transaction
under the terms of the listing agreement.
I. A manufactured home broker shall not enter
into a net listing agreement.
J.
Upon receipt of a written offer to purchase, a manufactured home broker shall
promptly deliver the written offer to purchase to the seller. Upon obtaining
written acceptance of the offer to purchase, the manufactured home broker shall
promptly deliver true copies to the purchaser and seller. All terms of the
transaction must be included in the written offer to purchase.
K. Before receiving a customer deposit, a
manufactured home broker shall give to a purchaser an itemized statement of all
approximate costs relevant to the transaction.
L. A manufactured home broker shall initiate
the transfer of title on a manufactured home no later than 30 days from the
completion of the transaction. A manufactured home broker shall not be
responsible for title transfer if it is the responsibility of the purchaser's
lienholder.
M. Prior to the closing
between the buyer and seller, the manufactured home broker shall deliver to
both the buyer and seller a closing statement which shall contain, but is not
limited to, the following information:
(1) the
purchase price;
(2) all funds paid
and to be paid by the buyer;
(3)
all funds received and to be received by the seller;
(4) receipt and disposition of all other
funds relevant to the transaction;
(5) the method of assumption, disposition or
other treatment of existing loans on the home and liens on or security interest
in the home.
N. A
manufactured home broker shall not operate or provide a lot or other location
where manufactured homes are displayed for consumers.
O. Each manufactured home broker branch
location shall have as qualifying party, a licensed and bonded associate
manufactured home broker.
P. A
manufactured home broker shall not purchase a manufactured home from a
financial institution licensed by the New Mexico financial institutions
division or consumer for the purpose of resale.
Q. A manufactured home broker will not engage
in the business of buying and selling manufactured homes.
R. Every manufactured home broker will be
audited annually to ensure they are not in the business of buying or selling
manufactured homes.
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