disneycrazed139
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After reading the fine print, it looks like a purchase of 150 points is approximatey a .35% interest in a unit. Does this sound right?
According to the public offering statement, there are 4,692 use availability periods, based on number of accomodations, for Saratoga Springs.
However, if I round the .35% to say 1/3 of 1%, then approximately 300 150-point contracts could be sold for this single unit. (of course, many would buy more than 150 points, but I think that the number wouldn't be completely different.)
However, the offering says that each unit is available for 51 "seven use day" availabilities.
But with the .35% we're talking many, many more than 51 "seven use day" availabilities.
I thought at first that the .35% ownership availability of a single unit (1A, by the way) might have been based on the overall ownership in the resort, but my document actually specify that the interest is a percentage of a single residential unit.
What am I missing. A lot I would guess.
According to the public offering statement, there are 4,692 use availability periods, based on number of accomodations, for Saratoga Springs.
However, if I round the .35% to say 1/3 of 1%, then approximately 300 150-point contracts could be sold for this single unit. (of course, many would buy more than 150 points, but I think that the number wouldn't be completely different.)
However, the offering says that each unit is available for 51 "seven use day" availabilities.
But with the .35% we're talking many, many more than 51 "seven use day" availabilities.
I thought at first that the .35% ownership availability of a single unit (1A, by the way) might have been based on the overall ownership in the resort, but my document actually specify that the interest is a percentage of a single residential unit.
What am I missing. A lot I would guess.