steve_solo
TUG Member
I like to go to these to glean a tiny bit of information, plus the $110 in gifts.
What I learned (may not be news)
1.To get Wyndham to take your old deed and roll it into a new deed with lower MF's, you have to buy 150% of the old points (developer points only)
2.Supposedly, Wyndham sent out a letter a few years ago to legacy owners offering them a last time buy before 1) took effect. I never saw such a letter.
3. Sales lady explained why my MFs are so high. 3 rough breakdowns for Wyndham - City type such as NYC, Nat Harbor, San Fran are lowest fees. No parking, few amenities, newer. Land type such as Williamsburg, Lake Lure,Flagstaff, etc are old and need lots of updates plus they have land, pools, and expensive amenities. Third type is Beach , like Myrtle beach. These are in the middle pack, Not as old for upkeep and not much land to maintain.
The sales lady wanted to get me a waiver on #2 above. I told her I would buy a new contract at a low fee resort if I could roll my developer points to it as well. That way I would have a 5 or 10 year payback. Manager came over and showed me the crazy 150% purchase amount. My payback would then be about 100 years. lol
Of course he argued I could rent the new points and pay all my MFs. (eyeroll)
Their story never changes.
What I learned (may not be news)
1.To get Wyndham to take your old deed and roll it into a new deed with lower MF's, you have to buy 150% of the old points (developer points only)
2.Supposedly, Wyndham sent out a letter a few years ago to legacy owners offering them a last time buy before 1) took effect. I never saw such a letter.
3. Sales lady explained why my MFs are so high. 3 rough breakdowns for Wyndham - City type such as NYC, Nat Harbor, San Fran are lowest fees. No parking, few amenities, newer. Land type such as Williamsburg, Lake Lure,Flagstaff, etc are old and need lots of updates plus they have land, pools, and expensive amenities. Third type is Beach , like Myrtle beach. These are in the middle pack, Not as old for upkeep and not much land to maintain.
The sales lady wanted to get me a waiver on #2 above. I told her I would buy a new contract at a low fee resort if I could roll my developer points to it as well. That way I would have a 5 or 10 year payback. Manager came over and showed me the crazy 150% purchase amount. My payback would then be about 100 years. lol
Of course he argued I could rent the new points and pay all my MFs. (eyeroll)
Their story never changes.