Welk/Hyatt Maintenance Fees [and Marriott's Influence?]

[ScoopKona]

After jacking our fees they think we should donate money now so our voices can be heard and so we can protect our interests as owners. What a joke. In my opinion.

That's a lobbying group for developers, not owners.

 

[timesharen006]

I did the math on mine and they went up 70%. I'm now at $1599 for only 120k annual points.

 

[RunCat]

I did the math on mine and they went up 70%. I'm now at $1599 for only 120k annual points.

You can use that to book Mar 10-15 at the Ranahan, Breckenridge (small 1-bd) . (just checked, it is available) If you booked the same unit on Hyatt.com (semi-flexible), you'd pay $3,332.24

 

[DayTraveler]

That's a lobbying group for developers, not owners.

RDA sent more than talking points and issue briefs. A few days after Hunter sent in the additions to the bill, the organization gave $25,000 to the Republican Party of Florida and another $25,000 to a committee controlled by Senate Republican leaders. In April — on the same day that both the House and Senate scheduled the legislation for floor votes — ARDA gave another $10,000 to the state Republican Party. (ARDA, which represents a heavily regulated industry and works on legislation every year, is a reliable source of money for the state GOP, which controls all levers of state government. The organization gives more than $100,000 to the party and its affiliates ever year.)

https://www.floridatrend.com/article/23307/engineering-the-law-marriotts-class-action-timeshare-battle?page=2&fbclid=IwAR0azG7GvKO_m7GItF_JQCQaI4n0zk6KGd_JNl7mNCeO57ojSziT6c5xdPc