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how to tell what is the 'red' week for properties

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hi all,
i am a newbie...
how does one know what is considered 'red' for different properties? I am still waiting on my (resale) closing paperwork so I have yet to join RCI and/or II. is there somewhere on their website(s) that shows what is considered 'red' at the different properties?
so, if I have a 'float' week, and I bank it, I'm thinking I should bank it for what is the considered by my home property 'red' season, but how do I know when that is? or which weeks are most popular? do I just ask the resort?

thanks,
Carol
 
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If you're property trades with II you should probably join them since people seem to be report fewer problems than with RCI. No exchange company is perfect and trading is always a risk.

On the II website each property has a demand index on their page. It shows the demand for each week at that particular property throughout the year.

Booking your week at high demand times will give you the strongest trading power.

Good luck and welcome to TUG!!!

Janna
 
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You could also do some investigation on your own by checking the hotel rates for different weeks. Generally speaking, the highest rates translate to the most demand for the weeks.
 
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