What disclosures must developers provide to potential timeshare buyers?

Developers are required to provide potential timeshare buyers with comprehensive information about pricing, usage rights, and fees associated with the timeshare. This includes the total cost of the timeshare, the financial obligations that the buyer will incur, and the specific rights to use the property, which clarify how often and when the buyer can occupy the unit. These disclosures are critical to ensure that buyers have a clear understanding of their commitments and the value they are receiving before making a purchase.

The other options do not encompass the necessary disclosures required by law. While information about the location of the property can be important, it is not sufficient on its own for making an informed decision. Details about competitors and the developer's personal investment are not typically required disclosures and do not directly affect the buyer's understanding of the timeshare they are considering.