TamaraQT
TUG Member
- Joined
- Feb 27, 2009
- Messages
- 425
- Reaction score
- 161
- Points
- 404
- Location
- New Jersey
- Resorts Owned
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Vacation Village
Woodstone
The Colonies
This has always been something I questioned and never understood. When they notice the owner is trying to "sell", "transfer" or "gift" their unit, why doesn't the developer/company reach out and make an offer to the owner. Especially when it's someone who has owned for over 10 years. I think it's the least they can do when it comes to an owner that successfully satisfied their mortgage, and pays their maintenance fees regularly. They received MORE than enough in taxes and fees from the owner over the years. Offer to take it back with a minimum offer of at least one year of maintenance fee reimbursement. This way the seller/owner gets something "more" than they would if they were to give it away or sell for a $1. The developer can find another unsuspecting soul(Non-Tug Member) to sit in a presentation and sell it to. Why doesn't the developer just take it off their hands and offer them "something" for being a good customer for the time they owned it?they know who the owners are. They could just reach out a make offers.