Where must a timeshare disclosure be placed in a contract?

• A. At the end of the contract
• B. In the margin of the contract
• C. Just above the purchaser signature, in capitalized 10-point or larger bold type
• D. In a separate document attached to the contract

Answer: (C)

Disclosures must be placed in a position that is clearly seen and acknowledged by the buyer as they sign. The rule specifies that the disclosure should appear just above the purchaser’s signature line, in capitalized 10-point or larger bold type. This makes the disclosure highly visible and ensures the buyer must acknowledge it as part of the signing process, helping prevent later disputes about what was disclosed.

Placing it at the end, in the margin, or in a separate document attached to the contract would not meet the requirement because those locations are easily overlooked or not directly linked to the signing acknowledgment. The emphasis on a prominent, near-signature location ensures the buyer cannot miss the disclosures and is effectively confirming receipt by signing.