If it were in a locale that I really liked to go, I might consider it. I used always long to be in the Blue Ridge mountains, but it's gotten so crowded, I don't feel that way now. From the time my folks moved up there in the 80's til it had gotten to where they were unhappy with it except for knowing some back roads to avoid the horrible traffic.
...is that you are locked in a time and place to go on vacation. If you have loads of dough, that may not be true, but I don't have any dough, much less loads.
Several times, though, we have rented time shares on a one shot basis and that has worked out well for us.
Pinnacle Ranch. 
Anyway, it's a several 2-story building (log cabin) named rustic names like "A" for Antler-etc- Ours ison a cliff top overlooking a river cut valley which almost never has water running through it-least when ive stayed there. But is a nice place. The family is still paying on it and its worth it I especially if you have guests you want to invite to it?
...is that you are locked in a time and place to go on vacation. If you have loads of dough, that may not be true, but I don't have any dough, much less loads.
Several times, though, we have rented time shares on a one shot basis and that has worked out well for us.
It doesnt matter the river doesnt have any water.[emoji1]
88 was a dry year everywhere, even the rivers in Mt were low, that was the year of the fires in Jellystone.They used to have canoes to rent, I remember seeing them once circa 1988? Not enough water in the river to float a paper boat. The next year, I didnt go and it flooded-all canoes washed somewhere downstream. I went the year after-a trickle by our lodge-went for a few hundred yards-then bone dry. Ah well, at least I saw lots of Deer and a few Coyotes.
...is that you are locked in a time and place to go on vacation. If you have loads of dough, that may not be true, but I don't have any dough, much less loads.
Several times, though, we have rented time shares on a one shot basis and that has worked out well for us.
I pay $675/yr; no monthly payments. To rent at the resort we have a timeshare at is $1500/wk for a 2 br lakeside cabin.
I think that was sort of the height of the whole exchange thing. My in-laws have a couple weeks in a timeshare and trade it: my wife and I think the whole idea makes no sense for our needs (We are happy to just rent an apartment or hotel room where we want to be) and do not have any interest in inheriting this property.
...is that you are locked in a time and place to go on vacation. If you have loads of dough, that may not be true, but I don't have any dough, much less loads.
Several times, though, we have rented time shares on a one shot basis and that has worked out well for us.
