Nevada § 119A.307 - Filing of public offering statement; form; contents; copies of certain documents to be provided to purchaser; waiver of requirements by Administrator

§ 119A.307. Filing of public offering statement; form; contents; copies of certain documents to be provided to purchaser; waiver of requirements by Administrator

1. The developer shall file a public offering statement with the Division for approval

for use as prescribed in NRS 119A.300 . 2. The public offering statement must include: (a) The following disclosures in substantially the following form, in at least 12-point

bold type: This Public Offering Statement is prepared by the Developer to provide you with basic

and relevant information on a specific time-share offering. The Developer or Owner of the offering that is the subject of this Public Offering

Statement has provided certain information and documentation to the Real Estate Division

of the Department of Business and Industry (the “Division”) as required by law. The statements contained in this Public Offering Statement are only summary in nature. A prospective purchaser should review the purchase contract, all documents governing

the time-share plan or provided or available to the purchaser and the sales materials. You should not rely upon oral representations as being correct. Refer to this public offering statement, the purchase contract and the documents

governing the time-share plan for correct representations. While the Division makes every effort to confirm the information provided and to ensure

that the offering will be developed, managed and operated as planned, there is no

guarantee this will always be the case. The Division cannot and does not make any promise or guarantee as to the viability

or continuance of the offering or the financial future of the offering or any plan,

club or association affiliated therewith. The information included in this Public Offering Statement is applicable as of its

effective date. Expenses of operation are difficult to predict accurately and even if accurately

estimated initially, most expenses increase with the age of facilities and with increases

in the cost of living. The Division strongly suggests that before executing an agreement or contract, you

read all of the documentation and information provided to you and seek additional

assistance if necessary to assure that you understand all aspects of the offering

and are aware of any potential adverse circumstances that could result from a time-share

purchase in this Offering. The purchaser of a time share may cancel, by written notice, the contract of sale

until midnight of the fifth calendar day following the date of execution of the contract. The right of cancellation may not be waived. Any attempt by the Developer to obtain a waiver results in a contract which is voidable

by the purchaser. The notice of cancellation may be delivered personally to the Developer or sent

by certified mail, return receipt requested, or by providing notice by express, priority

or recognized overnight delivery service, with proof of service, to the business address

of the Developer. The Developer must, within 20 days after receipt of the notice of cancellation,

return all payments made by the Purchaser. (b) The following disclosures in substantially the following form, in at least 12-point

bold type on a separate page in a prominent place, as determined by the Division: A time share is for personal use and is not an investment for a profit or tax advantage. The purchase of a time share should be based upon its value as a vacation experience

or for spending leisure time, and not for purposes of acquiring an appreciating investment

or with an expectation that the time share may be resold. Resale of your time share may be subject to conditions, including, without limitation,

restrictions on the posting of signs, restrictions on the rights of other parties

to enter the project unaccompanied, the Developer's first right of refusal or the

Developer's continued sale of time-share inventory. Any future purchaser may not receive any ancillary benefits which were not part

of the time-share plan that the Developer may have offered at the time of purchase. You should check your contract and the governing documents for any such conditions

and also check whether your purchase contract or note or any other obligation will

be fully due and payable upon sale of your time share. Real estate agents may not be interested in listing your time share. 3. The public offering statement must include, without limitation, the following information

in a form prescribed by the Division: (a) A brief history of the developer's business background, experience in real estate

and regulatory history. (b) A description of any judgment against the developer or sales and marketing entity

which has a material adverse effect on the developer or the time-share plan. If no such judgment exists, there must be a statement of such fact. (c) The status of any pending proceeding to which the developer or sales and marketing

entity is a party and which has a material adverse effect on the developer or the

time-share plan. If no such proceedings exist, there must be a statement of such fact. (d) The name and address of the developer, the name of the time-share plan and the

address of each component site. (e) A summary of the current annual budget of the project or the time-share plan,

including: (1) The projected assessments for each type of unit offered in the time-share plan;

and (2) A statement of property taxes assessed against the project and, if not included

in the projected assessments, the projected amount of the purchaser's share of responsibility

for the property taxes assessed against the project. (f) A detailed description of the type of time-share plan being offered, a description

of the type of interest and use rights the purchaser will receive and a description

of the total number of time shares in the time-share plan at the time the permit is

issued. (g) A description of all restrictions, easements, reservations or zoning requirements

which may limit the purchaser's use, sale, lease, transfer or conveyance of the time

share. The description must include any restrictions to be imposed on time shares concerning

the use of any of the accommodations or facilities, and whether there are restrictions

upon children or pets. For the purposes of this paragraph: (1) The description may reference a list of the documents containing the restrictions

and state that the copies of the documents are available to the purchaser upon request. (2) If there are any restrictions upon the sale, lease, transfer or conveyance of

a time share, the description must include a statement, in at least 12-point bold

type, in substantially the following form: The sale, lease, transfer or conveyance of a time share is restricted or controlled. (Immediately following this statement, a description of the nature of the restriction,

limitation or control on the sale, lease, transfer or conveyance of the time share

must be included.) (3) If there are no restrictions, there must be a statement of that fact. (h) A description of the duration, projected phases and operation of the time-share

plan. (i) A representation by the developer ensuring that the time-share plan maintains

a one-to-one use night to use right ratio. For the purposes of the ratio calculation in this paragraph, each purchaser must

be counted according to the use rights held by that purchaser in any calendar year. For the purposes of this paragraph, “one-to-one use night to use right ratio” has

the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 119A.525 . (j) A summary of the organization of the association for the time-share plan, the

voting rights of the members, the developer's voting rights in that association, a

description of what constitutes a quorum for voting purposes and at what point in

the sales program the developer relinquishes his or her control of that association,

if applicable, and any other information pertaining to that association which is material

to the right of the purchaser to use a time share. (k) A description of the existing or proposed accommodations, including a description

of the type and number of time shares in the accommodations which is expressed in

periods of 7-day use availability or other time increments applicable to the time-share

plan and, if the accommodations are proposed or not yet completed or fully functional,

an estimated date of completion. For the purposes of this paragraph, the type of accommodation must be described

in terms of the number of bedrooms, bathrooms and sleeping capacity, and a statement

of whether the accommodation contains a full kitchen. As used in this paragraph, “ full kitchen ” means a kitchen that includes, at a minimum, a dishwasher, range, sink, oven and

refrigerator. (l) A description of any existing or proposed amenities of the time-share plan and,

if the amenities are proposed or not yet completed or fully functional, the estimated

date of completion, including a description of the extent to which financial assurances

have been made for the completion of any incomplete but promised amenities. (m) The name and principal address of the manager, if any, of the project or time-share

plan, as applicable, and a description of the procedures, if any, for altering the

powers and responsibilities of the manager and for removing or replacing the manager. (n) A description of any liens, defects or encumbrances on or affecting the title

to the time share which materially affects the purchaser's use of the units or facilities

within the time-share plan. (o) Any special fee due from the purchaser at closing, other than customary closing

costs, together with a description of the purpose of the fee. (p) Any current or expected fees or charges to be paid by purchasers for the use of

any amenities of the time-share plan. (q) A statement of whether or not the amenities of the time-share plan will be used

exclusively by purchasers of time-shares in, or authorized under, the time-share plan

and, if the amenities are not to be used exclusively by such purchasers or authorized

users, a statement of whether or not the purchasers of time shares in the time-share

plan are required to pay any portion of the maintenance expenses of such amenities

in addition to any fees for the use of such amenities. (r) A statement indicating that hazard insurance coverage is provided for the project. (s) A description of the purchaser's right to cancel the purchase contract. (t) A statement of whether or not the purchaser's deposit will be held by an escrow

agent until the expiration of any right to cancel the contract or, if the purchaser's

deposit will not be held by such an escrow agent, a statement that the purchaser's

deposit will be immediately released to the developer and that the developer has posted

a surety bond. (u) A statement that the deposit plus any interest earned must be returned to the

purchaser if he or she elects to exercise his or her right of cancellation. (v) If the time-share plan provides purchasers with the opportunity to participate

in an exchange program, the name and address of the exchange company and a description

of the method by which a purchaser may choose to participate in the exchange program. (w) A description of the reservation system, if applicable, which must include: (1) The name of the entity responsible for operating the reservation system, its relationship

to the developer and the duration of any agreement for operation of the reservation

system; and (2) A summary of the rules and regulations governing access to and use of the reservation

system, including, without limitation, the existence of and an explanation regarding

any priority reservation features that affect a purchaser's ability to make reservations

for the use of a given accommodation on a first-come, first-served basis. (x) A description of the points system, if applicable, including, without limitation,

whether additional points may be acquired by purchase or otherwise, in the future

and the manner in which future purchases of points may be made, and the transferability

of points to other persons, other years or other time-share plans. The description must include: (1) A statement that no owner shall be prevented from using a time share as a result

of changes in the manner in which point values may be used; (2) A statement that in the event point values are changed or adjusted, no owner shall

be prevented from using his or her home resort, if any, in the same manner as was

provided for under the original purchase contract; and (3) A description of any limitations or restrictions upon the use of point values. (y) A statement as to whether any unit within the time-share plan is within a mixed-use

project containing whole ownership condominiums. (z) A statement that documents filed with the Division as part of the statement of

record which are not delivered to the purchaser are available from the developer upon

request. (aa) For a time-share plan with more than one component site, a description of each

component site. With respect to a component site, the information required by subparagraph (2) and

paragraphs (d), (k), (l), (p), (q) and (r) may be disclosed in written, graphic, tabular

or any other form approved by the Division. In addition to the information required by paragraphs (a) to (z), inclusive, the

description of a time-share plan with more than one component site must include the

following information: (1) A general statement as to whether the developer has a right to make additions,

substitutions or deletions of any accommodations, amenities or component sites, and

a statement of the basis upon which accommodations, amenities or component sites may

be added to, substituted for or deleted from the time-share plan. (2) The location of each component site of the time-share plan, the historical occupancy

of the units in each component site for the previous 12-month period, if the component

site was part of the time-share plan during the previous 12-month time period, or

any other description acceptable to the Division that reasonably informs a purchaser

regarding the relative use demand per component site, as well as a statement of any

periodic adjustment or amendment to the reservation system that may be needed in order

to respond to actual use patterns and changes in use demand for the accommodations

existing at that time within the time-share plan. (3) The number of accommodations and time shares, expressed in periods of 7-day use

availability or other time increments applicable to the time-share plan, committed

to the time-share plan, and available for use by purchasers, and a statement describing

how adequate periods of time for maintenance and repair will be provided. (bb) Any other information that the developer, with the approval of the Administrator,

decides to include in the public offering statement. 4. Copies of the following documents and plans, or proposed documents if the time-share

plan has not been declared or created at the time the application for a permit is

submitted, to the extent they are applicable, must be provided to the purchaser with

the public offering statement: (a) Copies of the time-share instruments. (b) The estimated or, if applicable, actual operating budget of the time-share plan. 5. The public offering statement must include a list of the following documents, if

applicable to the time-share plan, and must state that the documents listed are available

to the purchaser upon request: (a) Any ground lease or other underlying lease of the real property associated with

the time-share plan. (b) The management agreement of the project or time-share plan, as applicable. (c) The floor plan of each type of accommodation and any existing plot plan showing

the location of all accommodations and facilities declared as part of the time-share

plan and filed with the Division. (d) The lease for any facilities that are part of the time-share plan. (e) Any executed agreement for the escrow of payments made to the developer before

closing. (f) Any letter from the escrow agent confirming that the escrow agent and its officers,

directors or other partners are independent. 6. The Administrator may, upon finding that the subject matter is otherwise adequately

covered or the information is unnecessary or inapplicable, waive any requirement set

forth in this section.