Timeshare
Las Vegas Vacation Ownership red week peak season
Westgate Planet Hollywood
What
to buy?
First
the main question is really WHY to
buy. Granted many people have made money
by renting out their timeshare. And yes,
many people have sold theirs for a profit.
But the main reason to buy a timeshare is: YOU WANT TO GO ON VACATIONS!
You might be surprised how many people
miss that simple point. If you are never
going to go on vacations then stop reading this, never buy a timeshare,
and
certainly never go on a timeshare presentation.
It won’t be worth your time.
If you are
going to go on vacations or
you want to start doing so at this point in your life, then read on!
There are two
things to think of when it
comes to what to buy.
1)
Will you vacation in the
exact same location every year? (The vast minority would answer this
question
“no”)
2)
Will you vacation in the
exact same week every year? (Again, most answer “No”)
So, if
you are like most folks,
you’ll need to EXCHANGE
your weeks to go to other places at other
times. This allows you to take the week
you own and use it in the Bahamas one year, Mexico the next year,
Hawaii the
year after that and Tennessee the year after that. EXCHANGING is
where most people go wrong in
timeshare. The simplest way to
understand exchanging is to relate it to trading baseball cards or
football
cards. If you have a card with the
number one star player in his rookie season and the card is in mint
condition, would
you be able to trade for something better than a 3rd stringer card
that’s beat up and torn? OF
COURSE! So, when buying
your weeks, keep that in mind.
Make sure you buy all the quality and tradability that you can
afford. Obviously the better you have,
the better you can trade for.
What matters in EXCHANGING?
Four factors:
1)
The number of bedrooms your
weeks have in them.
2)
The quality rating of your
resort (based on a 5-star ratings system).
3)
The color season you own
your weeks in (red weeks are in the highest demand)
4)
The demand of tourists
wanting a room in the resort town.
And remember that you can very easily
trade down to something lower. Expect extreme difficulty into trying to trade
to something better. In fact, just plan
on never getting anything better. That
will avoid disappointment. If your
family needs a 2 bedroom, don’t buy a 1 bedroom. If you want 5
star resorts, don’t buy
in a 3 star. If you want the highest
demand red weeks, don’t buy a green week or a blue week. If you
want to go to
For
any questions, simply email to: rocky@redweektimeshare.com