I wouldn't waste any time suing Wyndham or take part in a class action. The best way to beat them is to not buy developer or resale. I still think
@Fredflintstone has a point in buying shares of the company and using the divi to rent over buying and being burdened with maintenance fees.
Think of it this way.
What would you rather do? Be the gambler or be the house collecting the gambler’s losses?
As an investor, I have no resale problem. My cash can be used where I see fit (no points, I go where the deal is best). I have money coming my way through regular dividends versus snacking the credit card to pay MF. If I can’t go on vacation, I don’t need to worry about expiring points. I don’t need to find renters to recapture my MF. If I don’t like a certain policy, I move on. I can call or put my shares. I don’t need memberships, clubs or other gimmicks to book my rental. Finally, I choose which resort I want to go to because I use cash. Cash places me in the drivers seat. Plus, the income from dividends I receive can be used as I please.
Oh, and no locked in contracts. I can get in or out ASAP. No fear of special assessments or rising MFs either. My credit score never takes a hit because I simply can’t default. I just sell.
Cash is still King. That’s why developers want YOUR CASH and give you points. It’s because they can control the points and profit from them.
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