Utah Administrative Code (Current through November 1, 2019) |
R162. Commerce, Real Estate |
R162-57a. Timeshare and Camp Resort Rules |
R162-57a-26. Exemptions
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(1) The following sales are essentially noncommercial and, therefore, exempt from the requirements of Section 57-19, et seq. by operation of law:
(a) the bulk sale of interests by a developer to another person who will become the developer of the project;
(b) after a project has been sold out and its registration with the division has expired, the resale of interests that are foreclosed by the developer or the developer's successor-in-interest, so long as:
(i) no more than ten interests in the project are foreclosed and resold over the life of the project; and
(ii) the foreclosed interests are not offered with interests in other projects as part of a common promotional plan;
(c) the resale by a lender of foreclosed interests, so long as the lender does not foreclose more than ten interests in the project over the life of the project;
(d) the sale, to a person who has previously purchased an interest in a project, of additional interests in the same project, provided that the person is timely provided with a valid property report at the time of the original purchase; and
(e) the sale of a purchaser's individual interest on a for-sale-by-owner basis.
(2)(a) A person who believes a sale not specifically delineated in Subsection (1) is essentially non-commercial shall apply to the division for an order of exemption.
(b) An exemption granted under this Subsection (2)(a) is valid for a period of one year and expires unless renewed through reapplication.