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[Q=deborahf90] Thank you for representing the timeshare side of the story.[/Q] My pleasure. By the way, the two assessments mentioned in Mr. Adt's comments included one for $150 in 2003, and one for $435 (one-bedroom) -or- $493 (two bedroom), depending on unit size owned, in 2005. The majority of the legal battle was financed internally by the association thru conservative operations by the staff. The membership owns the property, and elect board members to create policy for management to follow. Management is by contract. This seems to me to be a very positive scenario for the owners, since there is no 'for-profit' developer in the picture anywhere.