Property Ownership
Kentucky's time-share ownership allows purchasers to:
AOwn a fee interest in a unit with exclusive use for a set period annually✓ Correct
BShare a mortgage with other buyers
CPurchase mineral rights only
DShare rental income without owning any interest
Explanation
Time-share ownership typically provides the purchaser with a recurring right to use a property (often a vacation property) for a set period each year, which may or may not include a deeded fee interest.
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