The Arbitration Agreement is a legal document executed as part of a sales contract for a manufactured home, aimed at resolving disputes through arbitration rather than court litigation. This agreement is binding on all parties, including the purchaser, retailer, and any associated entities, and is governed by the Federal Arbitration Act. Key features include provisions for initiating arbitration, requirements for the notice of arbitration, and stipulations about arbitrator qualifications based on the amount in dispute. For claims under $20,000, a single arbitrator is used, while claims above that amount involve a panel of three arbitrators. The document emphasizes that all arbitration decisions are final and binding, waiving the right to a jury trial. It also allows for consumer claim inspections by authorized state agencies before arbitration proceeds. This form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants, as it provides clear guidance on handling disputes related to property sales, ensuring adherence to legal protocols, and navigating arbitration processes efficiently.