A developer’s reserved rights may include, without limitation, the right to:

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1.  Add units or real estate to, and withdraw units or real estate from, a time-share plan.

2.  Create units, a common area or a limited common area within the project.

3.  Subdivide units or convert units into a common area.

4.  Make and complete improvements to the project.

5.  Maintain sales offices, management offices and signs for advertising the time-share plan, project and models.

6.  Enter into a subsidy agreement with the association in lieu of paying the assessments allocated to the time shares owned by the developer.

7.  Provide for the establishment of a master association, as defined in NRS 116.063.

8.  Merge or consolidate a time-share plan with another time-share plan which has the same form of ownership.

9.  Relocate boundaries between adjoining units in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.