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Re: Buying Advice (by stanleyf5):

carolf78 wrote:
when buying a timeshare, what does "right to use" mean- as well as- "floating"??? Is "deeded" a better way to go if we want the same week every year?

Hi. "Right to Use" means you do not have an ownership interest forever. It means you can use the property for a fixed number of years and then your interest terminates. "Floating" means you do not have a fixed week but you can choose a week within a certain time frame within the year. Sometimes the floating period is the entire year. To me deeded perpetual ownership is better, since I have an ownership interest which is unlimited in time. Stan.