disbound09
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- May 23, 2009
This seems to be true generally. We've been having similar discussions on TUG, and buyers are finding the pickings much slimmer this year than they have been in the past in all sorts of areas for timeshare.
That does make a certain amount of sense. The recession flushed out a *lot* of inventory over the past few years, so anyone whose finances were marginal has probably already gotten out. At the same time, there certainly seems to be a continuing rebound in travel demand.
Having just purchased at a reasonable price per pt 53 on SSR, have you found prices were stable before correction/recession or were they constantly going up and down.
I am thinking of adding of selling what we just bought and purchasing three smaller contracts. Never thought about giving them to the kids in small contracts rather than leaving a lump amount to have to figure out what is best for the three of them.