It’s important to note that the specifics of each timeshare ownership can vary depending on the resort and developer; so it’s important to carefully review the details.
Fixed Week
Grants the owner the right to use a specific timeshare resort during the same designated week each year.
Floating Week
Allows the owner to select a week of their choice within a particular year for their stay.
Points Based
Provides the owner with a certain number of points to book stays at various timeshare properties within the same resort network, instead of being tied to a specific week.
Vacation Club
Gives the owner access to a network of resorts and additional travel benefits.
Right to Use
Allows the owner to use the timeshare for a set number of years, after which the ownership reverts to the resort developer.
Biennial Ownership
Allows owners to use their timeshare every other year.
Fractional Ownership
Involves owning a larger share of a property than a traditional timeshare (e.g., 1/4 or 1/8 ownership).
Deeded Ownership
Provides a deed to the property, granting perpetual ownership rights that can be sold, rented, willed, or transferred.
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