Hilton Grand Vacations Club on the Boulevard, Las Vegas 5440 points every other year

[SpaceSkier]

Get access to the Hilton Grand Vacations Club network of 63+ resorts with a very low maintenance fee of $910.61 (for 2023) paid only ALTERNATE years.
You get 5440 points (4928 remaining for this interval), which equates to a 1 Bedroom, gold season every Odd year starting 2025 (you can access the points beginning immediately using RCI) - so this is a free way to get into the network, or enhance your existing HGVC points.

Maintenance fees are due January 1, 2024. I am willing to split these with the new owner

I will pay all title transfer fees.

Home resort is The Boulevard, a Hilton Grand Vacations Club (Las Vegas) but you can use the points at any HGVC resort or RCI resort (does not include new resorts added via Diamon Resorts acquisition).

- Access to over 60 HGVC resorts across Hawaii, Florida, California, South Carolina, Colorado, Utah, Scotland, Italy, Portugal and other destinations.
- Can use points to book at RCI Resorts - a very large number of destinations worldwide

- Access to book at deeply discounted "open season" rates for travel within 4 weeks. Example 1: For Sep 2023, Hilton Grand Waikikian which is available at $440/night+tax = $1700 for 3 nights to non-owners (via Expedia etc.) is available to HGVC owners at just $208/night (same dates) WITHOUT using any HGVC points.

- Points can also be converted to Hilton HHonors to book at any Hilton hotel (instead of one week, you will likely get only 2-3 nights depending on hotel selected)
- Points can also be used towards club partners including El Monte RV rentals, Yatch rentals, O.A.R.S. Adventure travel, cruises etc.

 

[Nowaker]

I'm interested. Since you're a new user, you may not be able to receive/send DMs, so please contact me at damian@nowaker.net. Thanks.

 

[quhines]

Interested as well if @Nowaker passes, I will provide my email at that time.

 

[TUGBrian]

ha, see...that was easy! =)

 

[SpaceSkier]

ha, see...that was easy! =)

Unfortunately, since I originally asked the HGVC brokers to sell the timeshare, I'm stuck in an agreement with them till June 26, 2024. Check back then if it hasn't sold.

-KML

 

[TheTimeTraveler]

Unfortunately, since I originally asked the HGVC brokers to sell the timeshare, I'm stuck in an agreement with them till June 26, 2024. Check back then if it hasn't sold.

-KML

....and what is the penalty if you "give it away" on your own?




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[TUGBrian]

right? seems like that is going to cost you an extra years worth of maintenance fees.

they were clearly unsuccessful, and you have a willing buyer. whats the penalty?

 

[CalGalTraveler]

Whoa! June 26 2024? That is way too long for an exclusive listing - 3 months seems reasonable. If they cannot sell in 3 months either your price is too high or their services suck - especially for an HGVC Blvd listing.

What broker is selling this? Are you paying the broker a fee to sell? Can you cancel the agreement? What are the penalties? Look at your contract.

 

[SpaceSkier]

....and what is the penalty if you "give it away" on your own?




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Unsure. I probably have to pay the minimum fee.

 

[SpaceSkier]

Whoa! June 26 2024? That is way too long for an exclusive listing - 3 months seems reasonable. If they cannot sell in 3 months either your price is too high or their services suck - especially for an HGVC Blvd listing.

What broker is selling this? Are you paying the broker a fee to sell? Can you cancel the agreement? What are the penalties? Look at your contract.

It is the one that HGVC uses. They linked me with it.

 

[SpaceSkier]

It is the one that HGVC uses. They linked me with it.

No fee unless it sells. Then commission on the sale. The rates were reasonable, but the year contract is a bummer. I could check on canceling.

 

[CalGalTraveler]

I would try to cancel if you can give it away because they cannot earn a fee on something that hasn't sold. Either way if they sell for $1000,they take the broker fee then you would get nothing after fees and would also have to pay for 2024 MF bill for points you cannot use.

I believe all they do is give it to the same brokers you can get here and they will beat you to lower the price so you get nothing but enough money to pay for the broker.

You would have been better off listing with Redweek for $59 and TUG (free) because that is where the brokers post.

 

[TheTimeTraveler]

No fee unless it sells. Then commission on the sale. The rates were reasonable, but the year contract is a bummer. I could check on canceling.

You should check on two things:

1). Can I request to successfully cancel the contract (and get that in writing) ?

2). Is there ANY fee required if I were to give the week away (and not charge a nickel for it) ?






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[Nowaker]

I communicated with OP. Here's some excerpts.

<Nowaker> Can you show me [the agreement you signed]? I can take a look and figure out if you owe them anything. Most likely it's an AGENCY agreement, which means, if they find you a buyer, they'll take commission. No sale - no commission.

<SpaceSkier>

<Nowaker> OK, so [based on the date of your signature] you've "listed" with them for more than 3 months and got nothing.
<Nowaker> Plus, they only get paid if they bring you a qualified buyer. What "base list price" did you provide?

<SpaceSkier> I listed at 1000, and then dropped to 500, then dropped to 1. I just told them to increase to $1500. I figure I can just pay the fees for this year and then give it away after June 26. If there is a buyer for $1500 then great.

<Nowaker> There won't be anyone buying it for $1500, $1000 or even $500.
<Nowaker> $1500 is what you'll pay at the most for Boulevard 2 BR Gold which is 8000 points, annually, at MF per point slightly better than 1 BR Gold at 5440.
<Nowaker> The fact your deed is biennial means it can only go when you cover all closing costs, and these agents don't do that.
<Nowaker> Since you tried everything and they brought nothing, I suggest you terminate the contract since nothing will be coming your way, but that's your decision to make

Nothing more to add from me. No sale - no commission - no damages, so it would be safe to terminate it. But that's on OP, not me.

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Timeshare sales at their best.
First - get bamboozled into buying Blvd 1 BR Gold 5,440 pts for $15K (AFAIR).
Second - get bambozzled into paying 25% commission for a freaking referral.
Clueless retail owners basically get scammed twice.

 

[WorldT]

1. You are gifting it, not selling it. Is there anywhere in the contract that prevents you from gifting it?
2. Even if these were to be considered a sale, the purchase price is zero (or 1). That means they are entitled to nothing (see section 2 of the terms and conditions above). You have the right to set the price and you have already tried that. I seriously doubt there would be a jury in this country that would find me guilty of breach of contract. Maybe I am of a different breed, but I would kill the contract and let the thing go.

 

[TUGBrian]

fyi, a random broker isnt going to stop the transfer of your timeshare to someone else, especially offering it for free.

they may dispute the fact that you owe them some sort of commission (appears a min of 500 bucks in the contract) simply because you signed a contract...but id not let that stop you from giving this timeshare away to the party that wants it. you can sort out what fee if any applies to you down the road.

brokers are obligated to act in the best interest of their client, and as of now they are doing the exact opposite. that alone should tell you everything you need to know.

thats just my opinion though.