Another WMH at eBay...

[Ken555]

The ridiculous prices continue...

WMH EOY summer 2-bd

I'd buy this, but I think I have too many weeks now...

 

[tomandrobin]

Its silver season and still has an hour to go.

 

[Ken555]

Its silver season and still has an hour to go.

Well...obviously!

This is the same unit I used for some great trades.

Just went from $800 to $2500...

 

[tomandrobin]

I would buy a WMH for trades, but I would want a EY unit.

 

[Ken555]

Wow... just sold for $4050

 

[tomandrobin]

Not too bad for an EOY silver week.

 

[Ken555]

I would buy a WMH for trades, but I would want a EY unit.

You could always just buy two... Or one WMH and one SDO... And trading is the only reason to buy a summer WMH week, especially when you can get II Getaway's for ~ $300-500/week!

 

[Ken555]

Not too bad for an EOY silver week.

Not bad at all...for the seller! In my opinion, this is overpriced! It's about what I paid for mine in 2005, and prices have certainly fallen since then.

 

[myip]

Wow... just sold for $4050

-- Way over price... Why would you buy it when you can get II getaway cheaper than the maintenance fees in the summer months.

 

[Ken555]

-- Way over price... Why would you buy it [...]

Because these are great traders.

 

[Fredm]

Because these are great traders.

Absolutely!

Besides, not everyone knows about getaways. Indeed, most potential buyers do not.
It comes down to relative value in the eye of the buyer. If there is not a lower priced unit visible to them, it still represents a good buy.

WMH prices have been pounded into the dirt. The market has overdone it, and is correcting.

One cannot conveniently say that Ebay represents the real spot market value when justifying the low price, and ignore it when it does not.
Well.. a buyer may. But, that same person will view it differently if they want to sell.

 

[nydvc]

General recomendations are that you buy to trade 50% of the time or less. I would be interrested in this place. It looks great but would not be considering going to Ca every year maybe once every 4 or 5 years, so does that make a place like this in CA a No Go for me? Do people buy units just for trading all the time?. Or most of the time?

also, how do you know if a resort is a "good trader" Are there satistic out there for each resort? where are they located?

 

[LisaRex]

General recomendations are that you buy to trade 50% of the time or less. I would be interrested in this place. It looks great but would not be considering going to Ca every year maybe once every 4 or 5 years, so does that make a place like this in CA a No Go for me? Do people buy units just for trading all the time?. Or most of the time?

also, how do you know if a resort is a "good trader" Are there satistic out there for each resort? where are they located?

You might look into an EOY ownership then. Use it every 4 years and trade the off year. Or, if you're content to go off season, book an II Escape!