I read several post where people are talking about one Resort being their home resort but staying at another resort. I don't get it.
For example: Someone said they stay at AKV but also use points at BCV.
This stuff is so confusing!
You are purchasing a Right to Use timeshare. So you are purchasing real estate with an expiration date. The resort where your points are from is your home resort.
I read several post where people are talking about one Resort being their home resort but staying at another resort. I don't get it.
For example: Someone said they stay at AKV but also use points at BCV.
This stuff is so confusing!
I read several post where people are talking about one Resort being their home resort but staying at another resort. I don't get it.
For example: Someone said they stay at AKV but also use points at BCV.
This stuff is so confusing!
It is not a RTU. It is a deeded timeshare with an expiration date. RTU are not deeded
That's not entirely correct. Points retain their 11 month booking priority even if transferred to another member. I don't own at BCV but if I arranged for a BCV owner to transfer some BCV points into my account, I could use them to book BCV 11 months out.As a DVC member it's the only place you can reserve at 11 months