Property Ownership
A timeshare in Minnesota gives the purchaser:
AFee simple ownership of a resort property
BThe right to use a property for a specified period each year, typically in a resort setting✓ Correct
CA leasehold interest in agricultural land
DMineral rights to the underlying land
Explanation
A timeshare grants a purchaser the right to use a property (typically a vacation resort) for a specific period each year. Timeshares may be structured as deeded ownership of a fractional interest or as a right-to-use (leasehold) arrangement. Minnesota regulates timeshare sales under the Timeshare Act.
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