Question 1

Does this search include only two-bedroom properties within Reunion Resort?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The search selects exactly two bedrooms, not two or more, within the saved Reunion Resort boundary. It excludes Encore Resort and homes that merely share a surrounding postal area. The search above, listing cards and price bands use that same scope. Available properties change as listings enter or leave the market.

Question 2

Does a two-bedroom listing always have two private suites?

Accepted Answer

No. Two bedrooms do not establish two private suites or a particular bathroom total. Read the actual floor plan to see whether each bedroom has direct bathroom access and how much separation the rooms provide. Also consider whether someone using the living area or balcony would need to pass through a bedroom.

Question 3

How do I establish whether a property operates as a condo-hotel?

Accepted Answer

Review the declaration, association documents and any operating or rental agreements for the unit and project. Look for hotel-style operations, owner-occupancy restrictions, rental pooling and contractual obligations. An MLS label alone does not establish personal-use rights or financing eligibility. If financing is part of your purchase, ask a licensed lender to review the project.

Question 4

Does buying include Club access for me and my guests?

Accepted Answer

Do not assume a purchase includes Club access. Establish the property's membership status, the current requirements for reissue after purchase, and your owner privileges separately from guest access. Ask the Club for written, property-specific confirmation, including any approved rental arrangements needed for rental guests. Amenity credentials and additional charges also need their own review.

Question 5

Can I rent the property short term, and how many people may stay?

Accepted Answer

Check the property's zoning and association restrictions, along with applicable state vacation-rental licensing and local business tax requirements. Subdivision or planned-development rules may add conditions. Separately, establish the property's permitted sleeping occupancy from the relevant documentation. A two-bedroom listing establishes neither short-term rental permission nor how many people may legally stay, and amenity-pass allowances are another separate consideration.

Question 6

What recurring ownership costs should I review?

Accepted Answer

Request current association dues and the latest budget, then establish which maintenance responsibilities belong to you and which belong to the association. Review insurance information and assessment disclosures alongside any applicable Club or operating obligations. Compare what each charge covers rather than relying on a single advertised figure; there is no universal monthly ownership total for these properties.

Aspect	Condominium ownership	Condo-hotel operating arrangements
Personal-use provisions	Check the declaration for residential-use rights and restrictions; unrestricted personal use is not automatic.	Establish whether hotel-style operations or agreements limit when and how you can occupy the property.
Rental arrangements	Read association rules for permitted rental terms and any approval requirements.	Check rental pooling and participation terms; mandatory participation cannot be assumed.
Operational obligations	Review association documents for dues, maintenance responsibilities and owner obligations.	Review operating contracts for service requirements, charges and owner responsibilities.
Financing review	Ask a licensed lender to review project eligibility, not just the unit's listing label.	Ask a licensed lender how documented hotel-style operations affect project eligibility.

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