Hey guys,
Thanks for all this great info! I went to one of the timeshare presentations and liked the perks but wasn't about to drop the money they were asking. After seeing this info and starting to understand the program it is crazy how inaccurate the info my sales agent gave. I have a few questions about the process.
If I purchase multiple points resorts deeds at different resorts do I have to pay the $129 membership fee for each of them or just pay it once yearly to get my points?
Assuming I decide to buy and want to accumulate more points by purchasing non points resort deeds in the future and convert them to points by purchasing a new package from hicv do they need to be deeds that are not currently in the hicv program or does it matter?
In order to get the best points value from converting these deeds over do I need to try and get diamond or platinum weeks or does it make much difference?
What is the general success rate of this method? Am I likely getting stuck with them?
If hicv does convert them for me does the mf associated with them go away or will I have to continue paying it?
Anyone on here who has had success with this process do you have any recommendations of which resort to purchase non point value deeds and which resort is best to purchase the hicv package from?
Thanks in advance!
How do I contact hicv to verify mf on a unit? Is there a designated number I can call? I tried to talk it a resort and they transferred me to hicv. Once there they transferred me back and fourth several times until I got tired and hung up.
ReplyDeleteThe seller should be able to get you an estoppel or a copy of their last MF statement.
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Not sure about MF staying the same. Definitely not true if you own multiple Silverleaf weeks. MF comes close to doubling after conversion to points.
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