What is it worth? [Merged]

It's a single unit with bed and bath, no connecting door. The maintenance fee is $375/yr, paid for this year. Anything else that would be helpful?

EdC said:

It's a single unit with bed and bath, no connecting door. The maintenance fee is $375/yr, paid for this year. Anything else that would be helpful?

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That fee is too low for an every year ownership.

That sounds like 1/2 MFs. Could this be an Every Other year ownership.

I own a North Building Studio and my MF is $672 PLUS program fees.

I believe it was originally supposed to have been a two bedroom every other year, but at some point, probably when Wyndham took over, we ended up with a one bedroom every year. The maintenance fees never changed though.

EdC said:

I believe it was originally supposed to have been a two bedroom every other year, but at some point, probably when Wyndham took over, we ended up with a one bedroom every year. The maintenance fees never changed though.

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I owned here pre-Wyndham. There is no way that Wyndham's takeover would ever cause a 2 BR to suddenly become Studio unit. Your father must have been mistaken and never owned a 2BR.

I own a studio in Ocean View North and a Waterfalls Unit. Both in points in Wyndham now.

You have a Studio EOY, (From other poster - Week 5 Unit 301B). Not in points, fixed week EOY only.


I'm confused...If it is a B is it a lockoff Studio portion of a 2 BR unit? I was not aware that there was a lockoff in the Ocean View South building. Is that correct? If it is a B unit, it could be the 390 SQFT tiny units. Not the 600SQFT regular studios.

MF not changing, now that does NOT sound like Wyndham.

Puzzled.

I know when we signed up it was supposed to be a two bedroom every other year. It was intended for the four of us from the very beginning. There was no WAY we would have gotten a 1 bedroom, my dad snores! However, that is not what we have now. How it got changed, I have no idea, but the maintenance fees are still the same. My dad had stayed there once a few years ago, and he said there was no door to an adjacent room.

This whole thing was setup 18 years ago, I don't know when or how things where changed. My dad was managing all this.

Hopefully you hog tied him and hid check book on Monday.

I don't see how it can be legally transferred to anyone until you provide a current deed and know what is owned and owed.

Maybe set up on line account with Wyndham and it will show details of ownership.

After I convinced him that it could be transferred for far less, he's trying to back out of this. I'm not sure how far he was into the deal with groupwise.

I don't have any of the the details needed to contact Wyndham directly. That would be on the contract and paperwork, which my dad has. If I had that, I won't need to contract Wyndham anyway.

At this point I think the consensus is you need to find out exactly what is owned as lots of speculation.

Have dad copy what he has and get to you.

Hopefully enough info to go on line to County Clerk and get deed.

If a contract number can open an on line account.

Can also call Wyndham 800-251-8736 option 2 and then 3 and ask to check out. Will have to fake a little so have owner's address, ID number from owner's card, phone number, etc. handy.

At this point ball is in your court. May need limited POA to resolve.

I've told you everything that I know and that my dad told me. It was not "speculation". My dad has the deed, as he was about to sign it over on Monday. I can see if he'll let me look over the paperwork he has.

Most PCCs and similar do not accept a deed to them. It is too expensive and time consuming to deal with.

Victim signs a POA authorizing them to sell.

That is why often e-bay deals blow up, PCC has little idea what they are actually trying to get rid of and estoppal and other documents bring to a head.