Nevada Timeshare License Practice Exam

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A timeshare owner with the same numbered week of ownership each year is said to have what type of use?

Floating use
Fixed use
Variable use
Limited use

The correct answer is: Fixed use

A timeshare owner with the same numbered week of ownership each year is said to have fixed use. This means that the owner has secured the right to use their property during a specific week consistently each year, providing a predictable and stable vacation schedule. In contrast, floating use allows owners to choose from available weeks rather than having a predetermined week. Variable use typically indicates that the owner can adjust their vacation time within a range but does not guarantee the same week each year. Limited use suggests restrictions on the number of weeks or usage rights, which is not applicable when an owner has a specific week each year. Therefore, fixed use is the most accurate description of this arrangement.