Hi everyone,
I'm new to the forum and I'm trying to help my parents out right now. They're owners of about 15K annual points with Bluegreen at Boyne Mountain. I THINK they're in Trust Fund E with Sales Type A, but even with a law degree, I had a hard time figuring out that contract.
I've noticed some mega amounts of points for sale on eBay and was thinking about beefing up their annual point total. I understand that when you buy points on eBay that you don't get all of the bonus time and whatnot, but I'm wondering what the situation is since they're already owners. If anyone can help me out here, it would be appreciated. I'm new to the terminology and I'm struggling a little here.
I keep seeing warnings that you should buy in Trust fund E if you're in Trust fund E and make sure the sales types align and all that. At the end of the day...what's the problem if you don't? I know it might be more expensive, but are we talking like $100/year or $1,000/year difference? Thanks for your help. I'm sure this question has been answered here already, but after extensive searching over the last 24 hours, I have yet to mine through everything on this forum and the internet in general.
I'm new to the forum and I'm trying to help my parents out right now. They're owners of about 15K annual points with Bluegreen at Boyne Mountain. I THINK they're in Trust Fund E with Sales Type A, but even with a law degree, I had a hard time figuring out that contract.
I've noticed some mega amounts of points for sale on eBay and was thinking about beefing up their annual point total. I understand that when you buy points on eBay that you don't get all of the bonus time and whatnot, but I'm wondering what the situation is since they're already owners. If anyone can help me out here, it would be appreciated. I'm new to the terminology and I'm struggling a little here.
I keep seeing warnings that you should buy in Trust fund E if you're in Trust fund E and make sure the sales types align and all that. At the end of the day...what's the problem if you don't? I know it might be more expensive, but are we talking like $100/year or $1,000/year difference? Thanks for your help. I'm sure this question has been answered here already, but after extensive searching over the last 24 hours, I have yet to mine through everything on this forum and the internet in general.
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