I was given this time share several years back in this forum, and like the idea of passing it on in here.
It is a 1 bedroom eoy (every other year - even years) at the Sheraton Desert Oasis (SDO) in Scottsdale Arizona.
It is officially deeded for week 52 but usage is available 1-52. According to post 3 in this link, this gives higher trading power: http://www.tugbbs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67076 (no idea if its still true). But as an example of its trading power, last week when I looked on interval international for exchanges in Hawaii, I could see the much sought after Marriott Ko Olina on Oahu and the Westin Princeville on Kauai. I've seen the other high end ones in the past too.
It is a wonderful way to try out timeshares if you have been considering it. I love the low maintenance fee which still lets you get into all the getaways on Interval International. The maintenance fees are $344.61 each year (which is $649.23 fees every 2 years, plus an annual $20 bookkeeping fee they charge).
The 2016 usage is available for you to do what you wish. I paid the $344.61 fees for 2016. No fees due until 2017.
I love the timeshare but with our cdn dollar plunging by over 30% I need to limit my u.s $ expenditures.
You would be responsible for the transfer fee. I will use whatever timeshare transfer company you want. (I had used Legal Timeshare Transfers when this was transferred to me and it had cost me roughly $120 which I paid directly to the timeshare company).
It is a 1 bedroom eoy (every other year - even years) at the Sheraton Desert Oasis (SDO) in Scottsdale Arizona.
It is officially deeded for week 52 but usage is available 1-52. According to post 3 in this link, this gives higher trading power: http://www.tugbbs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67076 (no idea if its still true). But as an example of its trading power, last week when I looked on interval international for exchanges in Hawaii, I could see the much sought after Marriott Ko Olina on Oahu and the Westin Princeville on Kauai. I've seen the other high end ones in the past too.
It is a wonderful way to try out timeshares if you have been considering it. I love the low maintenance fee which still lets you get into all the getaways on Interval International. The maintenance fees are $344.61 each year (which is $649.23 fees every 2 years, plus an annual $20 bookkeeping fee they charge).
The 2016 usage is available for you to do what you wish. I paid the $344.61 fees for 2016. No fees due until 2017.
I love the timeshare but with our cdn dollar plunging by over 30% I need to limit my u.s $ expenditures.
You would be responsible for the transfer fee. I will use whatever timeshare transfer company you want. (I had used Legal Timeshare Transfers when this was transferred to me and it had cost me roughly $120 which I paid directly to the timeshare company).
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