Does your crystal ball say whether or not Wyndham is going to take back all Viking Ship Companies, stripped contracts, all deeds with title problems, etc. If so, do they do it as Manager for the Fairfield trust and/or resorts or as their for profit groups?
One resort that I follow the Wyndham Companies first step is back to the resort, 2nd step Resort holds them until Wyndham wants to take them off their hands.
They had a few exceptions to the rule for the ones Wyndham did not want.
If the Smuggs Resort is an example, the Resort goes first in conjunction with Wyndham. The offer is not for any contract, just ones they want.
I dont see anything in my crystal ball about how wyndham might act in the future regarding their purchase of contracts. I only know what is and that is that they have whats left in pathways to get back, They have ovation, which we know dosent take everything, and according to someone on WMowners they are buying some back. I know that there are orther ways that wyndham gets back inventory because Steve Holmes said so and I know that they get some back through foreclosure as you have reported.
Regarding Viking Ship Companies, stripped contracts, all deeds with title problems, etc. I have no idea, but remember my premise is that Wyndham wants to control the secondary market. Contracts held by Viking ship companies, stripped contracts, and deeds with title problems arent being sold on the secondary market so why would Wyndham need them.
My questions for the crystal ball have to do with "good" contracts that are being bought and sold. and the answer I see is that wYndham wants to control that market
If they do a good job promoting Ovation and their other buy back programs the timeshare releif companies and their viking ships wont be a problem
Have you seen Wyndhams google ads where they direct sellers to Ovation. ?