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Questions about Buying timeshares (by TJ):

I notice on Redweeks.com that I am looking at timeshares for sale and the units are the same but the listed prices are all over the map. Are units valued at different prices if they are all the same floating weeks and all are the same two bedroom sleeps 8 style. I am a little confused. I noticed that a poster asked about the "first right of refusal" or that the hotel can buy it back from underneath you if the sale price is too low? can they do this and how does one prevent or prepare for this type of situation?

If I wanted to make an offer to the eleven units that are listed and here is what I am prepared to spend and then just sit back and see what happens. I have noticed that many of the units have been on the listings for some time.

New to this and am very interested in hearing ideas of what has worked or not worked for people in the situation of preparing to make an offer at a resort that I would like to become a member at.

Thank you for listening and commenting.