Dear Timeshare Buyer,
If you want to purchase a vacation home, be prepared to
commit to finding a club or resort that you will want to
use, not just in the far-off future, but in your next
vacation. Before buying timeshares, find a location you'd
want to spend many holidays in. (There is another place for
those who want to sell timeshare.)
A timeshare basically refers to a property where many
people have the right to use it. The most typical of
timeshare properties is the condominium unit. There are
many classes of timeshares: timeshare with a deed or sale,
timeshare for right to use, fixed-week ownership, floating
ownership, and rotating ownership.
Timeshares have the same features as homeownership or
landownership. Still, there are different classes of
timeshare. There are those that allow you to buy a property
completely - a full blown purchase complete with a deed of
sale. Some forms involve a lease program or points system.
While the differences are obvious, the basic concept is
that timeshares are real estate units of a particular size
that you can buy, sell, or trade.
There are cases when you can only buy small timeshares.
Small timeshares are typical of these situations: (a) when
you want to own property for a limited amount of time only,
(b) when it is bought as a gift, (c) internal exchange of
timeshares at the same resort by a group of members, and
(d) timeshare exchanges between you and owners of other
timeshare locations.
There are some things to consider if you want to buy
timeshares:
- Buy only timeshare at locations that you're going to use
in the coming years. Keep in mind that a timeshare is not
something you buy to get financial gain (read: it's not an
investment vehicle). Instead, it's something that you
invest in for some intangible benefits, like an extended
vacation.
- Know yourself and your tastes before you even go through
some timeshares product literature. Do you like the beach?
Or do you prefer a villa on some mountain resort? What is
your ideal and moss treasured vacation spot? Always opt for
the choices that are not so far off from your tastes.
- If you're going on holiday, take the time to visit at
least one timeshare resort. A tour guide will definitely
help you get a better feel and appreciation of the site.
Talk to other timeshare owners and draw out from them their
own experiences. When you research, even for just a bit,
you will find timeshare vacation spots that give you access
to experience and information.
- When you have chosen a timeshare and you already have
documents before you, always make sure that you've read all
stipulations, and terms and conditions within the document.
Understand the timeshare that you've bought and picture out
what it means to you. Remember, there are fixed or floating
time timeshares, fee simple or right-to-use timeshare
plans, and vacation club memberships.
- Always perform an ocular inspection at a timeshare
resort. Is it properly managed and well maintained?
Remember, you are buying a timeshare for the vacation
experience, not for the investment opportunity.
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