WVBaker
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Having avoided points based timeshares in every form, the time has come to ask for a very elementary lesson in this form of ownership.
These will be about RCI, as they seem to be the most frequently noted.
If you have no interest in exchanging or traveling to another resort, why would you buy into a points based unit? It seems the additional cost of having to join RCI would only add to the yearly cost of the unit.
If you purchase a unit with a certain amount of points, do you need to pay for or purchase those points each year?
When reserving a week at your "home" resort, do you use a certain amount of your points?
What would be the benefit, if any, in purchasing additional points if you don't wish to exchange?
So, those would be the basic questions and any help is appreciated.
These will be about RCI, as they seem to be the most frequently noted.
If you have no interest in exchanging or traveling to another resort, why would you buy into a points based unit? It seems the additional cost of having to join RCI would only add to the yearly cost of the unit.
If you purchase a unit with a certain amount of points, do you need to pay for or purchase those points each year?
When reserving a week at your "home" resort, do you use a certain amount of your points?
What would be the benefit, if any, in purchasing additional points if you don't wish to exchange?
So, those would be the basic questions and any help is appreciated.