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There are two basic Timeshare options: certificate ownership and deeded ownership. With certificate ownership, you enter into a “right-to-use” contract for a predetermined number of years. This is a common form of Timeshare outside the United States. With deeded ownership, you own the property indefinitely for the specified week(s) purchased.
