The Arbitration Agreement serves to facilitate the resolution of disputes arising from the sale or purchase of a manufactured home in Phoenix, emphasizing the definition of arbitrage—essentially the simultaneous purchase and sale of assets to profit from price differences. This agreement binds all parties, including purchasers, retailers, and manufacturers, under the Federal Arbitration Act, ensuring that any disputes will be resolved through binding arbitration administrated by the American Arbitration Association. Key features include clear procedures for initiating arbitration, defining claims, and establishing the rules according to which disputes will be handled, such as employing a single arbitrator for claims under Twenty Thousand Dollars or a panel of three for larger claims. Filling out the agreement requires the retail and purchaser signatures, while instructions specify the necessity for notifications to arbitration authorities. The target audience, which includes attorneys, paralegals, and legal assistants, will find this document vital for navigating the legal landscape of commercial disputes, ensuring compliance with dispute resolution processes, and protecting stakeholder interests effectively.