Nevada Timeshare License Practice Exam

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What is the key factor for an owner when the Developer defaults on a project?

The owner may receive a full refund
The owner can stop all payments
The owner must continue to pay maintenance fees
The owner can negotiate new terms

The correct answer is: The owner must continue to pay maintenance fees

The key factor for an owner when the Developer defaults on a project is that the owner must continue to pay maintenance fees. This remains true because the obligation to pay maintenance fees is typically detailed in the ownership contract and is associated with the upkeep and management of the timeshare property. Even if the Developer fails to meet their contractual obligations, ownership of the timeshare and its related costs do not cease. Maintaining these payments ensures that the property remains cared for, and the owner's interest in the timeshare is preserved. Failure to continue with maintenance fee payments could lead to additional penalties or even the loss of ownership rights. Thus, it is vital for owners to understand that their financial responsibilities towards maintenance fees remain intact despite any issues with the Developer.