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I got an offer to buy a gold season 1br sleeps six there for $ 2,495. So if anyone in interested, drop me an e-mail and I'll forward you the details. I have no idea how good a price this is.
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Wonder how the ROFR will will in this case?
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Marriott does not have ROFR at Mountain Valley Lodge...so it won't be a problem.
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That is not correct, I have had to submit all 3 of my purchases at MVL to Marriott for clearance of the ROFR.Originally posted by Steve View Post
Marriott did not exercize ROFR on a $2,500 platinum studio ski week (they responded within 2 hours waiving their right), so I do not think they would be interested in a gold week at all.Originally posted by Hostelling View Post
The M/F for a 1 BR is fairly high (over $800, my studio M/F is $687.32), but the resort is located right at the base of Peak 9, so it is an ideal skiing location with just a short walk into town, but in summer the activities are more spread out, so the location is not as important. I have stayed in the 1 BR and they are nice units with lots of space, but the high M/F has always been a deterrent when I have considered purchasing the 1 BR.
The studio units that I own are not that great of traders in II, except during flexchange, when I can snare great Marriotts during the Marriott only trading time period. I think II really penalizes studio owners, even though they are getting a ski week in exchange, so the 1 BR may be a much better trader, but at a high annual cost in M/F.
JerryGO ILLINI!Comment
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The following resorts do not have ROFR provisions from the information on TUG:
Marriott's Desert Springs Villas • MDS *
Marriott's Harbour Point • HPS
Marriott's Heritage Club at Harbour Town • MHG
Marriott's Monarch at Sea Pines • MMS
Marriott's Royal Palms • MRP
Marriott's Streamside (Birch, Cedar, Douglas) • MVB, MCD, MDO
Marriott's Summit Watch • MSW
Marriott's Sunset Pointe • MSN
* However, Desert Springs Villas II does have an ROFR policy.Comment
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