Nevada Timeshare License Practice Exam

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To initiate an exchange, what must an owner of a floating use period do first?

Contact the exchange company
Secure a specific week through the home resort
Notify the developer
Attend a sales presentation

The correct answer is: Secure a specific week through the home resort

The process for a timeshare owner with a floating use period to initiate an exchange typically begins by securing a specific week through their home resort. In a floating use period scenario, owners have the flexibility to choose when they would like to use their timeshare within a designated season or timeframe, but they must first confirm their reservation for a particular week with the resort. This is essential because many exchange companies require that the timeshare be booked before it can be exchanged for another property or time period. Once the owner has secured their desired week, they can then proceed to contact the exchange company and initiate the exchange process. This step is crucial as it ensures that the owner’s intended usage aligns with the availability and terms outlined by both the home resort and the exchange company. Without securing a specific week, the owner would not be in a position to complete the exchange as they would lack a confirmed reservation to trade. The other options, such as notifying the developer or attending a sales presentation, are not necessary steps in the exchange process for floating use periods, as they do not directly relate to the mechanics of exchanging timeshare weeks.