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Thanks everyone but it was not Seth. It was a website, not a specific realtor. It was an old thread and I've gone back quite aways so maybe it was on the old board. I will keep looking!
Interval International Exchanges for Hyatt Vacation Club
The following table indicates the number of Hyatt Vacation Club points required to effect an exchange in the Interval International network of resorts.
Time 3-Bedroom 2-Bedroom 1-Bedroom Studio
Red Time 1730 Points 1300 Points 870 Points 430 Points
Yellow Time 1460 Points 1100 Points 740 Points 360 Points
Green Time 1060 Points 800 Points 540 Points 260 Points
This is a specific realtor, but I have used him for a resale that saved me thousands of dollars. He is good, the web site is http://www.timeshare-keywest.com/
Check your private e-mail, I shared some details with you. Hyatt is very good about taking care of their owners. So, it depends are where you want to go and what you want to do with your timeshare. Key West Beach House is a VERY good buy, a great vacation and you should be able to get enough points to use at any Hyatt property. For example, you can very easily trade your points for Beaver Creek or Breckenridge Main Street Station. You must understand how the system works, stay on top of your points - but it does NOT work if you do not miss your windows. I own Hyatt - but I would suggest caution, because the program is complicated. They have really tried to keep everyone happy - the people who want to go the same unit, same week, every year, but it can also float and you can deposit in II. Not for the novice timesharer - but a great program if you really know what you want.
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