Questions about floating weeks (Non-converted)

[acrownofmyrtle]

Hello! I have some questions about "floating weeks," non-converted.

I understand that contracts are issued in Points these days, but:

1. Are all contracts issued in points, or are floating week contracts still issued?
   1. If floating week contracts are only older contracts, which resorts have them?
      1. I feel like a Midtown 45 floating week would suit me well, but I haven't seen any for this property online.
2. Are MFs cheaper on floating week contracts than points contracts? Or does this vary?

Thanks for all of your insights today and always!

 

[Pink_Warrior]

I've seen fixed weeks (not converted to points) but never floating weeks. Wyndham went through a time where they were converting these fixed weeks into points so most owners jumped on that. And since you don't actually deed into Midtown that there shouldn't be a floating or fixed week. But you may be right about the older resorts perhaps even Fairfield era might be the only ones if they exist.

 

[susieq]

I've seen fixed weeks (not converted to points) but never floating weeks. Wyndham went through a time where they were converting these fixed weeks into points so most owners jumped on that. And since you don't actually deed into Midtown that there shouldn't be a floating or fixed week. But you may be right about the older resorts perhaps even Fairfield era might be the only ones if they exist.

We own a floating week ~ not points ~ they tried to get us to convert, but why should we??? We own a full week in July or August at The Bay Voyage in Jamestown RI. This was owned by Fairfield when we bought, now Wyndam ~ and it's a terrific trader. I don't know of any others. and I don't know if there is a difference in MFs.