While owning time cannot stay in fully furnished apartments 1, 2, 3, or even 4 bedrooms for the portion of the price that you normally pay. And many of them are now in good resorts in large places.
7 tips to help you purchase timeshare
1. Purchase at Timeshare Resort, which you would like to visit frequently
Number one reason to buy a timeshare is to use it, where you own it. The home resort booking process is much simpler than reversing the CRI resort or international space. However, you may want to make a timeshare exchange in the future and this will lead to a second hint.
2. Buy a timeshare resort with the great trading power
Simply put, there is more demand for other time owners to share their resources with the CRI directory, as well as the percentage of time you will enjoy. And fewer weeks allocated to the CRI or international interval, the greater the power of exchange.
High demand and low sources are the Hawaiian Islands, the Caribbean, the western area, the Southern California coasts, ski resorts and urban areas such as San Francisco, Boston, New York, London or Paris.
The fewer timeshare resorts located in your area, the better. Orlando is an area that many timeshare exchanges, but there are about 200 timeshare resorts in this area that radically change the power to exchange timeshare on those who own it.
3. Do not buy from low service charges
Good timeshare trade resorts require better service. If the fees are very low, the resort manager postpones maintenance to keep costs low, and it will bite you at the end.
4. Make sure your timeshare resort is connected to an international or CRI interval
While other companies use timeshares to replace them, they usually have limited availability. The CRI catalogue has more than 4200 timeshares and an international interval of more than 2,000.
5. Never buy a timeshare studio unit
The studio units have lost more power in the negotiations when it comes to replacing the proportion of time. Your best bet is to buy an apartment in one or two bedrooms because the demand for them is much bigger. On the other hand, you should not buy an apartment in 3 or 4 bedrooms, if it is not closed, because of the purchase price and the extra charge for the service. In addition, there are not many three and four-time units in the CRI Resources directory or in the international interval.
6. Obtaining data on existing owners
If possible, visit the site of the timeshare resort you want to buy. Talk to the owners of the pool or the club and ask what you have. It's gold.
7. We'll go through a contract with a thin comb
Be sure to read not only the actual contract but also the KK & R resort. In KK & R, you'll find all your rights as an owner, not a real purchase quote.
In conclusion, due diligence should be exercised before buying a fraction of the time, since you will probably own it for a very long period. The first criterion is to buy a resource that is a good trade and a suspicious service charge is very low.
Also, make sure the spa is connected to an international or CRI interval, never buy a studio condominium, get access from real owners, and read the contract, and KK & R very carefully.
Do this, and you'll have a lot of pleasant timeshare holidays if you're in a home resource or when you replace other CRI resources or an international interval.