Apologize, I’ve never heard of them unfortunately

Yes, that’s why I would try to do everything online if I could

Hi Yes, I would consider them a smaller company. They’re the biggest private owned company but compared to the other ones. They are relatively small and westgate at least most of the time is deed real estate so you have all the rights to rent it out.

Hi OK, so first you need to find out what season you own. You can just google the name of your resort I’m not sure who WVE is. So just google WVE and the resort you own weeks chart by season. Then once you know what season you own such as platinum, gold, etc.… Find out what weeks those are and write them down. Then go to the Interval website and pull up your Resort on there. Then go to the travel demand index and the weeks are numbered on the left And whatever weeks you have to pick the ones that are the farthest to the right and make sure you book the dates 12 months in advance

And then don’t worry, you can even trade back into your same resort. Sometimes you would have to pay an exchange fee, but you can trade back into your own property typically. However, you get a higher trading value for your deposit. If you do a deposit first. Also, you have to do it ongoing search, but unless you’re trying to go to the best destinations at the highest travel times 97% of searches get fulfilled as long as you had deposited the right week

Of course, let us know if you have any other topics you would like us to go over!

Hi! Unfortunately, we don’t do that because RCI has a huge problem with that and they take peoples reservations at the time of check-in sometimes and then they take the owners account. It doesn’t happen often but if you do it a lot, it causes a lot of problems and we can’t be responsible for your account as technically you’re not allowed to rent out RCI points

@@tonyavitia6556 well shit!!!

Hey! Could you please elaborate for me because I’ve never heard of them? I always tell people never pay anybody upfront. There are a certain few you can get you out of a loan, but they’re a few and far between so you have to be really careful

Hi because it’s against their rules and technically they own the reservation. Many people do it you can totally do it. Just beware they might take your RCI account, but it’s very rare and usually for people who do it a lot. But technically it’s against their terms and conditions. Because they want to rent them out for cash. But if you do it, maybe do it on craigslist or Facebook marketplace

@@tonyavitia6556 I have rented mine out previously. But you cant, right? I’m bummed. Would like to just totally get rid of it grrr. What happens if I just stop making the maint. Fee pmts? Can they come after me? It’s only 1100$ every other year.

Well, we can most likely rent your points so just depends on which developer you own with? It might take us a while because most of them have blocked out all of the good dates and there’s essentially no availability in their system becomes increasingly difficult.

No, they can be good if you use it properly. What resort do you own at?

@@tonyavitia6556 Vacation Village at Parkway, Orlando, Fl

Btw thanks for your quick reply 🇺🇸

@@tonyavitia6556 Vacation Village at Parkway, Orlando, Fl

How do I find out the developer?

Yeah, Marriott unenrolled me from their points program so I could only use it as weeks. Ann Wyndham took both my Worldmark and Wyndham account for doing too many searches. 😂 these Timeshare companies are basically criminal organizations at this point. The pitches I’m hearing about Marriott the way they’re getting people to give their deeds back to sell them more points to lower. Their maintenance cost is completely ridiculous. Hilton has made it impossible to rent and the only time it’s a good value to use is for times of the year to book in advance. Other than that, you can book it on their website for about the same cost as the maintenance.

Well, they both have different strengths and weaknesses. Where did you buy the deed at? I’m assuming westgate.? With most of the deeded timeshares you can either turn it into RCI to get their points or interval to get their points so you could essentially turn any deeded weekend points if you wanted to through their trading system. Instructions I put in the video are if you have a deeded week. The nice part of the deeded week as you have all the same benefits as real estate so they can’t ever stop you from renting it. The point systems are making it impossible or all, but to rent out their timeshares. Then tradings usually a better value, but it is a process and you have to do it correctly to get what you want, especially if you’re trying to go during peak times. Point systems are great if you’d like to travel on short stays. And want to have a lot of availability just in their system.

Well, for getting reservations that shouldn’t matter if it was a resale or not. They’re just learning it’s plain difficult to book the good times at these places. There’s no difference if you buy at resale or from the developer. But I would definitely find the first day you’re able to book typically 12 months in advance and book it exactly on that day for that week then deposited immediately because you’ll have a three-year window to use your trip whenever you want and you can even trade back into your own resort

Hey. No, you can’t trade a week and then use that traded week as a trade. So you can’t do that you have to make the trade-in to the good place initially. I don’t think you can do a ongoing search for the short stays though. That’s only downside to the short stay as they don’t let you do an ongoing search or at least they didn’t. I haven’t tried it in a few years so maybe they changed it. But last time I checked for short, you had to go with whatever was available at the time. But you might want to ask them or if the button pops up to do an ongoing search for the short stay then definitely do that but I like your plan should work out and you might even be able to convert into Interval international points and use their points system. Allow you to use the shorter stays easier

Look at the description box. It is there.

Hi Michelle! No it shouldn’t matter. You just have to pay the upgrade for you $100 or something but I think they actually like that better than they make extra money. Lol but as long as your week is strong enough, you shouldn’t have a problem getting to a bigger unit and actually a two bedroom just better chances 64% or something like that of the resort inventory is two bedroom. Good luck!

Might help know im looking to book grand California for oct 2025

Then I would start an ongoing search now for that because it won’t come up as available when you’re trying to search it. But search it out and then there’s a button once it says there’s nothing available available to do it ongoing and then set up an ongoing search for it.

Well, I’m definitely no CPA but my CPA has been for the last 15 years. You treated as a rental property where you could write off the cost and depreciate the total amount you paid for it. Which means you take the $30,000 you paid for it divide it Over 22 years. So that way you could take two to $4000 in tax deductions off of each week thereby making your rental money tax-free and you’re actually getting more money if you’re paying taxes off of your personal tax bill from work or business. However, I do recommend using a CPA because people like H&R Block and things like that will not know how to do that.

Hi Lori! Well, that’s kind of a complicated question. It matters if you own points or weeks? If you own points, it doesn’t matter you don’t need to deposit anything. They will just charge you more points to trade during higher demand times so you essentially get to skip step one as they give you unsurpassed trading ability which basically means you can trade for everything if you pay the appropriate amount of points. If you own weeks, then yes there’s a couple determining factors. Firstly you need to go to the ownership details of what you own and see what season you own in. Then determine which weeks you’re eligible to book. Then go to the Interval or RCI travel, demand index, and see which weeks are the highest in demand such as Interval, means the little dots that are all the way to the right such as New Year’s, Christmas, holidays, etc.… Find the best week that’s the bubble furthest to the right that you have access to book i.e. New Year’s, Christmas, spring break, etc.…. Then book that week, 10 months or more in advance and then immediately deposited it with Interval or RCI that way you have three years to use your vacation whenever you want to go then you have as good of a chance as you can get Then you can relax, and then whenever you decide or wherever you decide, you wanna go always do a ongoing search you will never ever find anything available. If you just try to search on their websites to see what’s available. None of the good resorts will ever be available that way you always have to put in a search for it . Then once you put in your search, try to make it as broad as possible, either a big length of time and multiple resorts. So the best way to do it is, I want to go to Hawaii anytime between June and July and I’ll stay at either the Marriott, Westin, Hilton, Hyatt, etc.… That’s the best way to guarantee to get what you want every year

Hi. Yes, Hawaii is always good. I would just make sure it’s in a prime time like the summer or Christmas time.