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How Condo Hotel Rental Programs Work
Many owners choose to participate in condo hotel rental programs
after purchasing their units. They are often essential to providing
an adequate number of available rooms, and satisfying some
occupancy and zoning requirements.
After condos are placed into rental programs they are rented out to customers on what is called a rotational basis. They are placed on a list, and rented out according to their place on the list. Owners normally split the revenues, with operators, managers, and sometimes developers. Sometimes developers opt to sell their revenue split to the managing hotel operator; in this case the condo hotel operator would split the revenue with the owner.
From the standpoint of the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), selling condo hotel units, and combining rental agreements qualifies the property as a security, which makes it a requirement for registration with the SEC. The rules are that any for profit program that has the potential to derive economic benefits, or that provides for an agreement that may restrict the owner from occupying or renting his/her property must register.
Therefore when it comes to condo hotel rental programs, if the property is not defined as a security, there are strict rules that apply to how developers acknowledge them before a unit sale is even made. For one, a condiminium hotel unit cannot be sold on the basis of economic benefits, or rental pool participation. It cannot be a requirement for owners to participate in rental programs, or be forced into not occupying their units if they decide not to participate in these programs. If owners decide to participate, any rental agreement made thereafter must be allowed termination with reasonable notice. Lastly, written descriptions of rental programs can only be given to prospective buyers if they request such information.
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