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Im also a new timeshare owner. I purchased a 3 bedroom unit in branson mo. The resort is grand regency at thousand hills. I have floating week 10-52. This isnt a 5 star rated resort will i have trouble trading my weeks if i chose to do so?
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You say the resort isn't 5-star -- is it nice? Does it have amenities? II cares a lot about quality, but many resorts are of good quality even if not up to the 5-star standard.
Unlike RCI, II almost always offers something nice, somewhere, especially if your resort is considered good quality. In the worst case, you can search during Flexchange (59 days or less out) and there will still be nice weeks available most of the year.
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we hope to travel to new and exciting place all over the world!Comment
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I have been an II member since 1993 and have been extremely happy with the exchanges I have received thru them. I have both 5*** and 2 non rated resorts.Comment
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Well, there are some places where it is very easy to get an exchange -- Orlando, for example -- and others where it is almost impossible, such as London (and many other cities.) If you are flexible in your destinations, you may find some pretty nice places.Originally posted by bboy1234
On another thread, you mention that you don't know whether you made a mistake in your purchase or not. If you bought from the developer, and are still in your recission period, then you should defnitely rescind.Comment
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You've already got the "bug" I see!Originally posted by bboy1234
Is your 3 br a lockoff unit? You probably already know this but to stretch your annual maint fee/value you should always split a lockoff. Use part of it and deposit the other. Or deposit all the parts which is like owning more than one week.
Since you get to pick from weeks 10-52 make sure to pick summer season week for depositing purposes. July 4th obviously would have best trade power!
If you have kids in school you're going to be competing for the best exchanges with other families who want to vacation same time as you...so, deposit at least a year in advance and enter an ongoing search as soon as you know what you want to do. Let us know how it goes! And have fun!
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Yes it locks off into a one bedroom and a two bed room both with full kitchens. I have eoy ussage so if i split it it gives me 1 week a year. I bought it on ebay for 1575.oo maint fees are 350 eoy. I hope tyo make another timeshare purchase soon!!!Originally posted by Carol CYou've already got the "bug" I see!
Is your 3 br a lockoff unit? You probably already know this but to stretch your annual maint fee/value you should always split a lockoff. Use part of it and deposit the other. Or deposit all the parts which is like owning more than one week.
Since you get to pick from weeks 10-52 make sure to pick summer season week for depositing purposes. July 4th obviously would have best trade power!
If you have kids in school you're going to be competing for the best exchanges with other families who want to vacation same time as you...so, deposit at least a year in advance and enter an ongoing search as soon as you know what you want to do. Let us know how it goes! And have fun!Comment
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I don't know much about this resort. However, the annual fees don't sound bad. You get a 3 bedroom every other year, correct? Do you pay $350 in fees EVERY year, or only every other year? If you pay $350 every other year, that is quite good -- it works out to $175 for each side of your lock off.Originally posted by bboy1234 View PostComment
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