ceichten
newbie
Everything I purchased was on the resale market.Did you purchase any directly from Westgate? Most timeshare contracts or offering statements or terms and conditions have some kind of language prohibiting commercial activity. Most don't specifically define what they consider commercial activity and may not even enforce that provision. It seems like now they are both defining it and enforcing it. While I suspect some vague language has always been in place prohibiting what you have been doing, I am sure that there is no language in the contracts specifically allowing commercial renting of timeshare units. And while someone who rents out one or two reservations might be able to claim the activity isn't commercial, with 40 units I don't see how you could make such a claim. We live in america and you certainly can try suing but I am not sure you will be successful.