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Originally Posted by RayinPenn
Some years back My father-in-law bought a time share in the powattan plantation in virgina. When they were building and selling new units the place was beautiful, well maintained and a pleasure to visit. A few years later when the units were all sold the deterioration was almost immediate. They simply took huge fees for maintenance and didn't put it back into the facility. Walls, rugs and interiors were just nasty. Their gold resort status was lost which made the units less desirable to trade.. It was just a disaster.
So I wonder what is to stop TV from going down the path? Is there some organizational/structural difference to prevent this? I want to buy but have this concern. Am I crazy?
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I have been there and know what you are saying. TV is not like a Timeshare. Different animals.