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No. With leaseback schemes you purchase the freehold of the property where with timeshare you are purchasing specific periods of time in a property. Although you are leasing back your property to the property management company for a fixed period (normally 9 years) when the contract comes to an end the property is still yours, unlike with timeshare.
