Timeshare:

A timeshare is a form of vacation ownership where multiple individuals own a share in a property, typically a vacation resort.
Each owner is given the right to use the property for a certain period of time each year.

Timeshares can be sold in different ways, including fixed weeks (where owners have a specific week each year), floating weeks (where owners can choose their week each year), and points-based systems (where owners have a certain number of points to use towards different properties and times).

Owners typically pay an initial purchase price and then ongoing maintenance fees to cover the cost of property upkeep and other expenses. Timeshares can offer benefits such as access to amenities and a guaranteed vacation spot each year, but they can also come with limitations, such as difficulty reselling and potential for unexpected fees.

Overall, timeshares can be a good option for some vacationers, but it's important to carefully consider the costs and benefits before making a purchase decision.

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