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Timeshares come as "deeded" or “non-deeded”. In deeded timeshares, you actually own a part of the property and, therefore, can pass it on to your heirs. In non-deeded timeshares, you just have the right to use the facility for the period agreed upon.

Timeshares come as "deeded" or “non-deeded”. In deeded timeshares, you actually own a part of the property and, therefore, can pass it on to your heirs. In non-deeded timeshares, you just have the right to use the facility for the period agreed upon. Both have their pros and know which is best for you with the help of Timeshare Simplified.


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