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Three structures that look similar from a brochure but operate completely differently. Why a member-managed LLC sits in a different legal universe than a timeshare or a fractional jet card.
From a brochure, RYDA, a timeshare, and a fractional jet card all read the same: 'pay less than full ownership, get more than rental.' Underneath, they're three different structures with three different sets of rights, exit paths, and tax treatments. A timeshare deeds you a calendar week — you don't own an asset, you own a recurring usage right. A fractional jet card prepays flight hours against a fleet — you don't own the aircraft, you own a service contract. RYDA puts your name on an LLC member register — you own a membership interest in a single-purpose entity that holds title to one specific car or yacht. Three different brochure pitches, three different structures, three different exit paths.
The full text of this article is in our editorial calendar and lands in the weeks ahead of Q3 launch. Until then, the intro above captures the shape of the answer. For an immediate response, the team is at support@ryda.pro.