I don't use my timeshare ever. So here it is for you to use for free.
Everything is paid for up to date. Maintenance fees are $48 per month.
I'll pay for transfer and closing fees.
The great advantage of the point based system is Flexibility.
There are a bunch of Wyndham Resorts all over the US and many other countries available for you to use. They all operate based on the point system. Meaning depending on season, location and size of unit there is a certain amount of points that you have to use to get you 1 night in that resort.
For example in Durango you could stay in a deluxe apartment (4 people) for one whole week in high season for 105,000 points. If you wanted to stay there during quiet season in a 1 bdr suite it would be 56,000 points. With the remaining points you could stay longer or drive over to Pagosa and stay there for a few nights.
At the Branson Wyndham you could stay close to 4 weeks in a studio deluxe during quiet season. And so on.
Let me know which area and what times you like to travel and I could tell you how many points it would be.
In order to hold on to your unused points at the end of each year, you can deposit them into the Wyndham pool which tacks them onto next year's points so you can double up. You may also choose the RCI pool option. In RCI the points will then be converted to one week and can be used around the world at various locations. Last year our family of 5 spent one week at the Gran Mayan at the Riviera Maya south of Cancun with our RCI week... a super deluxe accommodation our points alone would not have afforded us.
Everything is paid for, no debts. Maintenance fees are all paid (EFT monthly out of my account).
Please, feel free to contact me with questions.
Everything is paid for up to date. Maintenance fees are $48 per month.
I'll pay for transfer and closing fees.
The great advantage of the point based system is Flexibility.
There are a bunch of Wyndham Resorts all over the US and many other countries available for you to use. They all operate based on the point system. Meaning depending on season, location and size of unit there is a certain amount of points that you have to use to get you 1 night in that resort.
For example in Durango you could stay in a deluxe apartment (4 people) for one whole week in high season for 105,000 points. If you wanted to stay there during quiet season in a 1 bdr suite it would be 56,000 points. With the remaining points you could stay longer or drive over to Pagosa and stay there for a few nights.
At the Branson Wyndham you could stay close to 4 weeks in a studio deluxe during quiet season. And so on.
Let me know which area and what times you like to travel and I could tell you how many points it would be.
In order to hold on to your unused points at the end of each year, you can deposit them into the Wyndham pool which tacks them onto next year's points so you can double up. You may also choose the RCI pool option. In RCI the points will then be converted to one week and can be used around the world at various locations. Last year our family of 5 spent one week at the Gran Mayan at the Riviera Maya south of Cancun with our RCI week... a super deluxe accommodation our points alone would not have afforded us.
Everything is paid for, no debts. Maintenance fees are all paid (EFT monthly out of my account).
Please, feel free to contact me with questions.
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