Starting a Timeshare Business

[pedrodruzo]

Hi there, I am writing from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I'm going to start offering luxury time-shares in the U.S.A for a luxury vineyard hotel in Mendoza, Argentina.

The thing is that they are asking me for a complete set of specific information, and I am not sure of the things they are asking me for.
If you can help me with it I would really appreciate it.

This is the legal docs checklist:

Price Ranges
Reservation Agreement

Price Ranges by specific floor plan
Binder
Intro Letter /Instructions
TOC
Floorplans
Floorplates
Common Area Descriptions
FF&E solution
Interior Renderings
Individual features

Promise to Purchase Agreement
Escrow Agreement for Purchase Deposits
Wiring instructions
Agency Addendum
Prohotel Acknowledgement
Warranty Addendum
Coop broker forms
State specific addenda
Instructions for Selection Authorization Letter
Selection Authorization letter
Selection list
Financing / Preferred Lenders
Closing Costs
Home Owners Association (HOA) Summary
HOA budget summary

FAQ: Buying in Argentina
FAQ: Sale of Units
FAQ: Rental Program
Homeowner Coordinator
Property Management / Rental Management
FAQ: Unit Maintenance
Ikal Resort Association
FAQ: Property Taxes
Master Disclaimer

Constitution Deed
HOA Bylaws (draft)
HOA fees & budget
Rules of Operation (aka Rules and Regulations)
Rules of Reservation (aka Rules and Regulations)
Master Plan (land titles)
General Plan showing Master Plan, including each and all "Lots" to Condominium Regime (Private and Common Areas)
Individual Lot plans for all of the Lots (lots, plus green areas, rights of ways, underground tunnel, etc.)
General description (use and zoning) of Master Plan
Description (use and zoning) of Master Plan/Condominium Regime

[KeyWestDan]

I seriously doubt anyone here is going to waste their time giving you step by step instructions on setting up this business, even if they knew. If someone knows how to do all this, their time would be worth many hundreds of dollars per hour.

Further, I seriously doubt anyone in the US gives a crap about some timeshare scheme in Argentina. Gee, just going there and back would cost a thousand bucks.

You can ONLY sell timeshares here after meeting the requirements in each and every state you want to sell them in. Lots of people are trying to sell timeshares and the market for selling them has mostly collapsed.

In this ecomony, this sounds like a very dumb idea and hardly worth the time and trouble it will take. How many hundreds of thousands do you have to spend on this scheme?

In any economy, I would never buy a timeshare.

[Mr. Knowitall]

You need to retain a qualified lawyer and accountant to guide you through the process. Nobody is going to do this for you for free.

If you don not even understand the meaning of the various documents they've requested or to research basic definitions, it is beyond your capacity (I assume due to language issues) to draft or review any such documents.