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Fractional Share Ownership vs. Timeshare in Haywood County, NC.

July 29th, 2008 Categories: Luxury and Second Home Market

We enjoy a healthy vacation/second home market here in Haywood County because of the mountains, change of seasons, location, log homes, creeks, lakes and nature in abundance. Outright ownership of vacation and second homes is an option, as are Fractional Shares and Timeshares.

Pat Kitano of Transparent Real Estate just posted an excellent bullet-point list, as explained by Sarah Scafford of International Listings, of the differences between Fractional Share Ownership and Timeshares here.

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