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HI SB799
Bill
AI Summary
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Requires developers of time share plans using title-holding trusts to submit a title report showing that title to the time share units has been conveyed to the trustee, with no requirement for additional title reports thereafter on that property.
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Requires developers of time share plans using a notice of time share plan to submit a title report showing the notice has been recorded on the property title, with no requirement for additional title reports thereafter on that property.
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Requires developers of time share plans using alternative arrangements to submit a title report showing recordation of all documents required by the director's accepted alternative arrangement, with no requirement for additional title reports thereafter on that property.
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Protects time share purchasers from blanket liens (such as mortgages) that may arise after their purchase by ensuring proper documentation of title protections through trusts, notices, or alternative recorded arrangements.
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Effective July 1, 2050.
Legislative Description
Relating To Time Sharing Plans.
Time Share Plans
Last Action
Act 198, 07/03/2023 (Gov. Msg. No. 1301).
7/5/2023