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Yes there was a residual payout and owners in good standing were paid the full value of what they originally paid for the unit. I don't know if the people who bought in again have a residual value, knowing the Royal resorts they probably do, but with one change all units have an equal share regardless of what the purchase price was.
When the Royal Mayan sold five years later the owners in good standing received 60% of their purchase price based upon original purchase price.
Reply by Pat 1 hour ago
Someone commented on Facebook about this:
Check Copy of Point 7,
The membership program ends at Club Internacional de Cancun, July 4, 2037. The residual rights that I/we receive after the termination of the membership program and once the resort is sold will be the corresponding 100% of the equal share/interval.
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