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I used to work in market research. One question often asked was whether various possible prices for a product were "so high you would consider this too expensive to buy" or "so low you would seriously doubt the quality." The ideal price would be high enough to say "Quality" but low enough to say "Good Bargain". That is not bad advice when pricing a timeshare. If you think your property isn't worth anything, why should someone else want it? MD