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Having timeshare ownership that can be used seasonally is known as what?

  1. Fixed use

  2. Pooled use

  3. Floating use

  4. Variable use

The correct answer is: Floating use

Seasonal timeshare ownership allows owners to utilize their property at different times of the year, depending on availability. This specific arrangement is termed floating use. It provides a level of flexibility, allowing owners to book their stay within a specified season rather than being tied to a fixed timeframe. In this context, fixed use refers to a timeshare ownership where owners have a predetermined week or weeks each year, ensuring that they always stay during the same time. Pooled use typically implies a system where multiple properties are available for timeshare owners but does not necessarily focus on seasonal availability. Variable use often suggests a more wide-ranging option but lacks the specific seasonal aspect that defines floating use. Therefore, the correct answer reflects the unique feature of seasonal flexibility found in floating use.