In an effort to clean up the initial bad reputation of timeshares, states outlawed the placement of operating hotels next to or near to timeshare units.

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States did not specifically outlaw the placement of operating hotels next to or near timeshare units as a measure to clean up the reputation of timeshares. The reputation of timeshares has been addressed through regulations focusing on sales practices, disclosure, and consumer protection rather than the physical placement of hotels and timeshare units.

In an Effort to Clean Up the Initial Bad Reputation