JudyS
TUG Member
Due to health, it has been difficult for me to travel far in the past few years. Therefore, I would like to find new owners for all of my California timeshares. In addition to this floating week which is free, I own two fixed summer weeks at a different resort. I would be willing to sell the fixed weeks cheaply, but not free.
The free week is at San Clemente Inn near the beach in San Clemente, California. This is a one-bedroom unit that sleeps four. It is what the resort calls a "Breaker" unit.
It is a high season week, which floats weeks 8-48. I have reserved a summer week, check-in August 7, for 2016.
The MFs for 2016 are $697 and are due in two installments. I have paid the first installment, and would like it reimbursed to me. The second installment of the MFs is due in June.
I can easily do the closing myself, in which case there would be no closing costs, and the only cost to acquire this unit would be reimbursement of $348.50 towards the 2016 MFs. Or, the new owner can select a closing company of their choice at their expense.
In addition to providing a week's stay in Southern California, owning at San Clemente Inn provides several additional benefits:
1) Day Use: San Clemente Inn has a generous day use policy. Owners can use the pool, tennis court, and other facilities at the resort year-round, even on summer weekends. This is great for people who live within driving distance!
2) Ability to join both II and RCI. This resort is affiliated with both II and RCI, so owners have their choice of joining either exchange company, or both. Both RCI and II offer deeply discounted rentals to their members, but each has different resorts available.
3) VRI rentals and membership in the VRI*ety internal exchange program. Owners at any VRI-managed resort can get discounted stays at other VRI-managed resorts. Also, only owners at VRI-managed resorts can join VRI*ety, which is VRI's own exchange program. VRI*ety is free to join, has low trading fees, and has a strong presence in some hard-to-get areas such as Southern California and Cape Cod.
This resort has an owner-controlled HOA. The HOA has hired VRI, a very good management company, to manage the property. A number of major repairs and renovations were recently done to the resort, with no special assessment.
Thank you for reading my post!
JudyS
The free week is at San Clemente Inn near the beach in San Clemente, California. This is a one-bedroom unit that sleeps four. It is what the resort calls a "Breaker" unit.
It is a high season week, which floats weeks 8-48. I have reserved a summer week, check-in August 7, for 2016.
The MFs for 2016 are $697 and are due in two installments. I have paid the first installment, and would like it reimbursed to me. The second installment of the MFs is due in June.
I can easily do the closing myself, in which case there would be no closing costs, and the only cost to acquire this unit would be reimbursement of $348.50 towards the 2016 MFs. Or, the new owner can select a closing company of their choice at their expense.
In addition to providing a week's stay in Southern California, owning at San Clemente Inn provides several additional benefits:
1) Day Use: San Clemente Inn has a generous day use policy. Owners can use the pool, tennis court, and other facilities at the resort year-round, even on summer weekends. This is great for people who live within driving distance!
2) Ability to join both II and RCI. This resort is affiliated with both II and RCI, so owners have their choice of joining either exchange company, or both. Both RCI and II offer deeply discounted rentals to their members, but each has different resorts available.
3) VRI rentals and membership in the VRI*ety internal exchange program. Owners at any VRI-managed resort can get discounted stays at other VRI-managed resorts. Also, only owners at VRI-managed resorts can join VRI*ety, which is VRI's own exchange program. VRI*ety is free to join, has low trading fees, and has a strong presence in some hard-to-get areas such as Southern California and Cape Cod.
This resort has an owner-controlled HOA. The HOA has hired VRI, a very good management company, to manage the property. A number of major repairs and renovations were recently done to the resort, with no special assessment.
Thank you for reading my post!
JudyS
