The Arbitration Agreement serves as a binding contract related to the purchase of a manufactured home, facilitating the resolution of disputes between purchasers and retailers through arbitration rather than court proceedings. This agreement specifically emphasizes the claims and controversies arising from the sale, occupancy, and financing of the home, thus ensuring that users understand they waive their right to a jury trial. Users are required to provide written notice to initiate arbitration, detailing the claim or dispute in question. For claims under Twenty Thousand Dollars, a single arbitrator is appointed, while claims above this amount necessitate a panel of three arbitrators, ensuring a comprehensive review of complex issues. The agreement outlines that fees and costs adhere to the American Arbitration Association's fee schedule, affording clarity on financial responsibilities. Users are advised that they can still request state agency inspections before arbitration proceedings, retaining some consumer protections. This form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners in real estate transactions, property owners, associates in legal settings, paralegals, and legal assistants, as it details processes for resolving disputes efficiently and effectively, highlighting the importance of understanding arbitration rights and obligations in real estate contexts.