Who needs to approve advertisements in a newspaper regarding manufactured homes?

The correct answer indicates that there is no specific requirement for approval of advertisements for manufactured homes by either the Department of Housing or the Department of Consumer Affairs. In many jurisdictions, advertisements for manufactured homes may be subject to federal and state laws regarding truth in advertising but do not necessarily require explicit approval from these departments before publication.

It's important to understand that while these departments may regulate the industry in broader terms, such as ensuring safety, compliance, and consumer protection, the approval of advertisements often falls outside their purview. Therefore, individuals or entities involved in the advertising process typically are responsible for ensuring that their ads comply with applicable laws without needing prior approval from the mentioned departments.

In certain cases, organizations might have specific advertising guidelines or practices, but generally speaking, manufacturers and dealers have the authority to create advertisements without advance approval by state departments in this context.