The RDP system handles various membership and points-based ownership designs.  For example, one of our customers has done the following:

1. Purchased five different small resorts around the United States and formed a "rental club". 
2. The members purchase points which are renewed each year when their annual dues are paid. 
3. The RDP system tracks how many points were purchased by each owner and generates the annual invoices for dues.
4. Members can pay yearly dues by credit card over the Internet using the RDP Internet Reservation Module (IRM).
5. Points can be used for reservations at any of the five resorts.  Members can make reservation over the Internet using the RDP Internet Reservation Module (IRM).
6. The number of points used for a given reservation depends on the resort, room type, number of people, and dates.  The RDP system calculates the "point cost" and tracks all points used.
7. Non-members can also make cash reservations when availability exists.  The RDP system tracks these cash reservations which can be made by calling any of the five properties or using  the RDP Internet Reservation Module (IRM).