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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
The owner committee and inflation limits sound fine, if they are mandated in the original timeshare contract. But, if not, an original buyer is basically signing a blank check to the developer for future assessments and maintenance fee increases. I think that is why some owners actually need to pay a law firm to get rid of their timeshare.
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It's called Due Diligence.
Too much law firm advertising.
Like buying into TV (or any real estate), read all documents, understand restrictions, learn about fees.....and buy if you like.
(& no, it's really not high pressure)
Look at real examples.............look at many posters on this site......buying and selling and happy.