Tahiti Village is a nice property. I suspect that it is an okay weeks trader. I recall that it got a decent number of points. But it also provides a decent amount of TPU's for the MF dollar.
My own "take" or PERSONAL OPINION on converting to points is that it requires an investment of perhaps $4K to 6K and the benefits aren't huge.
The sales presentation talking points are you can take your 2 BR unit (1 week) and convert it into an efficiency for 2 weeks. Or you can use your legacy week to book a 1 BR for 9 days, or something. Those are real benefits to some people.
But if you add an extra day or two or three, you are likely to have to pay an extra cleaning fee of $50-100. So it isn't free. And your ability to book your week plus a few extra days back to back aren't guaranteed. So, maybe you won't be able to link up those extra days without a gap or surprise.
The salesmen will try to focus on the ability to stay 2 days here and 4 days there. But something over half (perhaps 2/3rds) or the RCI properties are not (yet) on points. So you only have access to a complete week (7 nights).
Also, if you are looking to trade into another So leil property, you are in competition with a whole bunch of other people, some of which had access to those weeks a month earlier than you did.
When you go to eventually sell, the points conversion does not convey. So, say you keep the RCI points timeshare for 10 years and paid $5K for the conversion, that is $500 per year. For that price, you could probably add a few days to your 7 night week.
I don't think that the cost is huge and is probably better than a Marriott conversion, but it isn't enough to get me too excited.