S.C. Code Ann. § 40-29-110 – Examination requirements for license

(A) No manufactured home salesman may be issued a license for the first time until he has passed with a satisfactory score, an examination prepared, graded, and administered by the board. The examination, where applicable, must determine the applicant's:
1. (1) general business knowledge;
2. (2) technical knowledge and familiarity with the prescribed standards;
3. (3) general knowledge of the statutes and regulations of this State relating to the advertising, sale, and financing of manufactured homes.
(B) No license may be issued to a manufactured home dealer unless the board is satisfied that the authorized official, stockholder, copartner, or manufactured home salesman authorized to sell by authority of the dealer license has passed successfully the appropriate examination.
(C) If a license lapses over six months, in order to be relicensed the applicant is required to be examined or reexamined before issuance of the license sought.
(D) Fees for examinations must be established by regulations promulgated by the board.
(E) No manufactured home contractor, installer, or repairer may be issued a license until the person or representative of the entity successfully completes any training prescribed by the board.