Some timeshare buyers' assumptions are that all timeshare are fully deeded. This is not always the case. When purchasing your timeshare, be sure to ask this question before buying. With a deeded timeshare, you own a percentage of the property and this will allow you to give your percentage of the timeshare away, if you choose to. If you are not purchasing a fully deeded timeshare, you may be looking into a right-to-use timeshare property. A right-to-use timeshare is similar to a lease and allows you to use the timeshare at certain times of the year, usually scheduled a few years in advance. For more info, see 5 False Assumptions Timeshare Buyers Make


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