Sunday, December 20, 2009

Timeshares For Rent By Owner Time Shares? How Do They Work? I See That I Can "buy" One For $4,999 (cheap) Or Rent It For $750...?

Time shares? How do they work? I see that I can "buy" one for $4,999 (cheap) or rent it for $750...? - timeshares for rent by owner

I saw one in Colorado, is on sale for € 4999 or to rent for $ 750. As the proportion of working time generally works? When buying, what it means, I can leave whenever I want? This seems a little too good to be true.

6 comments:

Real Estate Guy said...

The only way for part-time work is a "good" investment is that if you buy a great week (eg Christmas week in the TEC respectively. Skis) for a very very very low. And I want the same place again and again.

Yes, you can exchange your week, but there are no promises that have to move.

You buy a timeshare, that the cost per minute 300th PLUS is 3600 years! 800 for the rate of Mant. It is 4400 per year. You can have a house built in the sea with private pool rentals during the peak season in summer along the Atlantic coast for less money. And if you do not, next summer on another website.

Hades G said...

Usually, you buy a slice of time in a timeshare. You can buy a week to use a particular housing complex at a specific location. They have this week, then he needs to pay dues to keep the property in the course of the year. Others may have more weeks for the property, as well, and you all pay for an apartment or condominium, or keep a certain others. However, if you buy it, and you are then not entitled to sell, or share with others in your timeshare elsewhere if they eventually get bored with the place of purchase.

If you purchased - for rent, you generally get a week / day from someone who has bought the time and the slot can either use or not with the sole purpose of renting it to others.

skeeter said...

In my opinion a rip off is the great advantages of timeshare and the only person who believed that the people and they sell. It is like a house to buy, but to live only a week after the year, and foreigners who live there the rest of the time. That said, I do not think it is always useful to someone 750 a moth for something that never went to pay their own. Therefore, it is advisable to buy a flat if you can afford to do so.

mamatsid... said...

Generally, they are only purchasing the property for a week after the campaign. So basically, is their "share" of the property 1 / 52. Normally, you can travel to the property and the week or the exchange (if part of a network of travel) to later in another place for a week.

chante said...

You belong with others - there on the floor, the exchange period. The problem with timeshare is free. As a condo, you share the building maintenance. And if the empty space outside, this kind of things that hot potato would be forced to pay more than its share of the bills.

People are so sick of taxes away from those sites.

panamexg... said...

You can go not only when saying. You are not the only rental housing, to be shared for the well. My husband used to be in a call center in Westgate Resorts work, a timeshare company, and says it is almost a waste of money. Here is a website, how to help work to make your choice

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