Nevada Timeshare License Practice Exam

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A blanket encumbrance refers to what kind of lien?

A lien on a single timeshare/unit
A lien that encompasses more than one timeshare/unit
A lien imposed by a government authority
A lien for personal property

The correct answer is: A lien that encompasses more than one timeshare/unit

A blanket encumbrance is defined as a lien that encompasses more than one timeshare or unit. This type of lien typically affects multiple properties under a single loan or type of financing arrangement, allowing a lender to have a claim against all those properties simultaneously. In a timeshare context, this can mean that if a developer has placed a blanket encumbrance on multiple units in a timeshare resort, all of those units would be at risk if the loan secured by the lien goes into default. This distinction is crucial because it emphasizes that blanket encumbrances are not limited to individual properties; rather, they cover a broader scope, making it essential for buyers and investors to understand how these liens can impact their interests across multiple properties within a development.