I've been browsing Ebay looking for an inexpensive timeshare for the Oceanside, CA area or thereabouts and it seems like most of the weeks that become available and are in my price range (cheap!) are usually weeks 1-8 and weeks 48-50. That's fine for me since as long as I continue to live in the Northeast I'll probably generally be in Cali in Jan/Feb. anyway, but I'd like to get an idea of what their trading power might be for that time of year? Are South Cali. beach towns great year round or only in the summer? The weather's certainly better than Boston that time of year, but probably not as warm as some other places. What do you think?
Also, do any of the Southern California beach town resorts between San Diego and Aneheim have low maintenance fees? I'm kinda boggling over fees between $600-850 or so. I think I saw some that were even more!
Oh, and as far as what I need for trading power, I almost never travel anywhere in the summer because I hate crowds and outrageous airfares. I'm usually a Fall and Spring traveller although I'm hoping to become bicoastal within the next year or two and spend most of my winters in Cali (I just need to pick up some really cheap timeshares).
Edit: Wow, I can't believe this is the first time I've posted here. I've been lurking for months LOL
Also, do any of the Southern California beach town resorts between San Diego and Aneheim have low maintenance fees? I'm kinda boggling over fees between $600-850 or so. I think I saw some that were even more!
Oh, and as far as what I need for trading power, I almost never travel anywhere in the summer because I hate crowds and outrageous airfares. I'm usually a Fall and Spring traveller although I'm hoping to become bicoastal within the next year or two and spend most of my winters in Cali (I just need to pick up some really cheap timeshares).
Edit: Wow, I can't believe this is the first time I've posted here. I've been lurking for months LOL
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