Ark. Code Ann. § 18-14-202
Registration Required
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(a)
(A) A developer shall not offer or dispose of a time-share interest unless the time-share plan is registered with the Arkansas Real Estate Commission.
(B) However, a developer may accept a reservation together with a deposit if the deposit is:
(i) Placed in an escrow account with an institution having trust powers; and
(ii) Refundable to the purchaser at any time.
A reservation requires a subsequent affirmative act by the purchaser via a separate instrument to establish a binding obligation.
A developer shall not dispose of or transfer a time-share interest while an order revoking or suspending the registration of the time-share plan is in effect.
(b)
An acquisition agent shall register the time-share plan for which it is providing prospective purchasers with the commission unless there is an effective registration of the plan filed with the commission by the developer.
An acquisition agent if other than the developer shall furnish to the commission:
(A) Its principal office address and telephone number;
(B) The name of its designated responsible managing employee; and
(C) Any additional information the commission requires including evidence that a bond in an amount determined by the commission but not to exceed twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) has been placed with a surety company, corporate bond acceptable to the commission, or a cash bond with the commission to cover a violation of any solicitation ordinances, zoning ordinances, building codes, or other regulations governing the use of the premises in which the time-share plan is promoted.
Each acquisition agent shall renew the registration annually and pay a filing fee not to exceed one hundred fifty dollars ($150) for the registration and each renewal of the registration.
(c)
A real estate principal broker shall register with the commission the time-share plan that it is selling unless there is an effective registration of the plan filed with the commission by the developer.
The real estate principal broker if other than the developer shall furnish to the commission:
(A) Its principal office address and telephone number;
(B) The name of its designated responsible managing employee;
(C) Any special escrow accounts set up for the deposit and collection of purchasers' funds; and
(D) Any additional information the commission requires, including evidence that a bond in an amount determined by the commission but not to exceed twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) has been placed with a surety company, corporate bond acceptable to the commission, or a cash bond with the commission to cover any defalcations of the real estate principal broker and any of its sales agents.
Each real estate principal broker shall renew its registration annually and pay a filing fee not to exceed one hundred fifty dollars ($150) for the registration and each renewal of the registration.
(d)
A managing agent shall register with the commission the time-share plan that it is managing unless there is an effective registration of the plan filed with the commission by the developer.
The managing agent shall furnish to the commission:
(A) Its principal office address and telephone number;
(B) The name of its designated responsible managing employee; and
(C) Any additional information the commission requires, including evidence that a bond in an amount determined by the commission but not to exceed twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) has been placed with a surety company, corporate bond acceptable to the commission, or a cash bond with the commission to cover any default of the managing agent of his or her duties and responsibilities.
Each managing agent shall renew the registration annually and pay a filing fee not to exceed one hundred fifty dollars ($150) for the registration and each renewal of the registration.
(e)
If the acquisition agent, real estate principal broker, or management agent is under the control of, a subsidiary of, or affiliate of the developer , the bond of the broker or agent whether one
or more, can be consolidated and reduced to an amount determined by the commission but not to exceed seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000) if there is a disclosure of the affiliation to the commission.
If the developer registers an additional time-share plan, including additional phases, in the existing time-share plan with the commission, the developer is not required to furnish an additional bond or increase the existing bond for the additional registration if the initial bond remains in effect.
(f)
An exchange agent shall file a statement with the commission containing:
(A) A list of the time-share plans or properties that it is offering exchange services for;
(B) Its principal office address and telephone number; and
(C) The name of its designated responsible managing employee or its contact person.
Each exchange agent shall renew his or her registration annually and pay a filing fee not to exceed one hundred fifty dollars ($150) for the registration and each renewal thereof of the registration.
(g) The acquisition agent and real estate principal broker shall each maintain their respective records of any employees or independent contractors employed by them, their addresses, and the commissions paid for the immediately preceding two
calendar years.
(h) Any interest earned on a bond or a bond substitute, whether cash, certificate of deposit, bank account, security, or other instrument, while on deposit with or for the benefit of the commission becomes the separate property of the commission and is deposited into the Real Estate Recovery Fund in § 17-42-403.
(i) A filing fee may be discounted for an applicant that submits the required filings using the Association of Real Estate License Law Officials' web-based document management program.
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