Category Archives: Timeshare Types

Floating Week Sometimes units are sold as floating weeks. The ownership will be specific on how many weeks the owner owns and from which weeks the owner may select for the owner’s stay. An example of this may be a … Continue reading →

Fixed week ownership The most basic unit is a fixed week; the resort will have a calendar enumerating the weeks roughly starting with the first calendar week of the year. An owner may own a deed to use a unit … Continue reading →

Deeded versus right to use A major difference in types of vacation ownership is that between deeded and right to use contracts. With deeded contracts the use of the resort is usually divided into week long increments and these are … Continue reading →

Points Programs Find a great point program driven time share for sale and you can trade timeshare points, vacation at some of the top resorts around the world and remain incredibly flexible for all of your vacations. Points are like … Continue reading →

Vacation clubs There are also Vacation Clubs. These are set up where you can have the opportunity to vacation at ANY resort within the family of resorts offered by the parent company. Generally there are levels of ownership that will … Continue reading →

Exchanging timeshares Due to the nature of timeshares, and their respective communities, the initial experience soon wears off and the owners begin to regret their recent purchase. In finding out their 2-3 year old purchase is practically worthless on a … Continue reading →

It is highly recommended that if you’re interested in buying a timeshare, don’t do it with your back to the wall and your head in the clouds… never, ever buy a timeshare when you’re on vacation. There is far too … Continue reading →

Floating   Finding the right timeshare plan for your needs may mean searching through piles of choices and options that don’t. Knowing what you want in a timeshare property plan is the first thing you should, there are plenty of … Continue reading →

Fixed week ownership The most basic unit is a fixed week; the resort will have a calendar enumerating the weeks roughly starting with the first calendar week of the year. An owner may own a deed to use a unit for … Continue reading →