Does an old Sheraton Flex now have some value since it can be used in Abound ?
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I think you have answered your own question. It may have more value to you but on the open market it has no more value than it always had if a prospective purchaser doesn't get to elect Abound.
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Define "value". Sheraton Flex is certainly more useful to an existing owner if it can be used in Abound.
But that usefulness is not transferable, thus, at least for appraisal purposes, it has no value.
But that usefulness is not transferable, thus, at least for appraisal purposes, it has no value.
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Does resale Flex owners at Sheraton/Aventuras/Westin and home option owners of Nanea and others have access to Abound?
If it doesn't transfer, the value is what you make of it in the systems you use.
If it doesn't transfer, the value is what you make of it in the systems you use.
Nope.
Daughter's husband could inherit (which I think would preserve Abound access)
Marriott status would be Executive
Looks like based on maintenance fees cost per Abound point would be a little over $0.65 (65 cents) --and headed up
Seems only so so to me
OK if you are already into timeshares and too much bother if you are not
Marriott status would be Executive
Looks like based on maintenance fees cost per Abound point would be a little over $0.65 (65 cents) --and headed up
Seems only so so to me
OK if you are already into timeshares and too much bother if you are not