If a timeshare project is affiliated with a timeshare purchase agreement, what can the purchaser do regarding fees for the first two years?

When a timeshare project is affiliated with a timeshare purchase agreement, the purchaser has the option to pay any or all fees charged by the exchange plan during the first two years. This means that the buyer is not required to pay every single fee; they have the flexibility to choose which fees they want to cover or to negotiate arrangements based on their circumstances.

This option reflects the idea that timeshare agreements often allow purchasers to manage their financial commitments in a way that best suits their budget or preferences at the beginning of their ownership. By having the ability to selectively pay fees, buyers can take control of their investment based on their actual usage and needs, especially in the initial phase when they may still be familiarizing themselves with the timeshare and its associated costs.

This flexibility is particularly important for new purchasers as they assess how often they plan on using the timeshare and the value they derive from the associated services during the early years of ownership.