flamtilivom
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I've owned this for 7-8 years now, any idea how much this is worth? I'm interested in selling as we now have kids and don't get to use it as much.
I think that would be acquisition cost including closing, club transfer fee etc. the seller would likely get less I would think.A Vegas Platinum at one of the maintenance fee efficient FEPS Resorts (Flamingo, Elara, Paradise, Strip) rule of thumb is about 0.65 to $0.9 cents a point.
I've owned this for 7-8 years now, any idea how much this is worth? I'm interested in selling as we now have kids and don't get to use it as much.
IMO, using this for affordable family vacations is one of the best arguments for owning a HGV deed. Those 11,200 points would make for fantastic family vacations for very little cost. A week at a 2BR vacation condo for about $1,000 in annual fees is a fantastic deal compared to the alternatives.I've owned this for 7-8 years now, any idea how much this is worth? I'm interested in selling as we now have kids and don't get to use it as much.
IMO, using this for affordable family vacations is one of the best arguments for owning a HGV deed. Those 11,200 points would make for fantastic family vacations for very little cost. A week at a 2BR vacation condo for about $1,000 in annual fees is a fantastic deal compared to the alternatives.
But to each their own, I guess.
Kurt
I agree with Kurt. The OP can make some great memories with his or her family by using their ownership for some relatively inexpensive vacations. I would encourage the OP to look into how they can best use their ownership unless other factors just don’t allow them to take any vacations.I've owned this for 7-8 years now, any idea how much this is worth? I'm interested in selling as we now have kids and don't get to use it as much.
Thank you, that was my idea when I bought it. Used Valdoro a few times and it was great.IMO, using this for affordable family vacations is one of the best arguments for owning a HGV deed. Those 11,200 points would make for fantastic family vacations for very little cost. A week at a 2BR vacation condo for about $1,000 in annual fees is a fantastic deal compared to the alternatives.
But to each their own, I guess.
Kurt
Echoing above points - HGV deed ownership is a potentially huge advantage for families looking to vacation somewhere. $1k/year in maintenance fees for a week in posh accommodations versus $3-4k+ for a week at a hotel or similarly appointed Airbnb in a nice area.
For the $150 or whatever it costs to roll current year points into next year, it's definitely worth it to save 11,200 points, and have 22,400 points to burn and take a REALLY nice vacation (or two) the following year.