Hi Everyone,
I own a deeded timeshare in Hawaii since 2001. Recently we purchased more timeshare with Diamond resorts who own's the timeshare we have in Hawaii. We are looking at giving the deeded timeshare to diamond in exchange for another 8500 points on our trust timeshare. The reasoning behind it is to become gold members which has much more benefits vs the standard membership. My question is would it be smarter to keep the deeded timeshare which we have to pay dues on yearly or just combine the two for more benefits and less dues per year. Also the value of the points is worth more than the deeded timeshare dollar to dollar. Deed vs Trust does not seem much different to deal with two different yearly dues and one with RCI and the other with Diamond and Interval. Thank you for any help with this issue.
I own a deeded timeshare in Hawaii since 2001. Recently we purchased more timeshare with Diamond resorts who own's the timeshare we have in Hawaii. We are looking at giving the deeded timeshare to diamond in exchange for another 8500 points on our trust timeshare. The reasoning behind it is to become gold members which has much more benefits vs the standard membership. My question is would it be smarter to keep the deeded timeshare which we have to pay dues on yearly or just combine the two for more benefits and less dues per year. Also the value of the points is worth more than the deeded timeshare dollar to dollar. Deed vs Trust does not seem much different to deal with two different yearly dues and one with RCI and the other with Diamond and Interval. Thank you for any help with this issue.