Contract extension from 30 to 100 years

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Re: Contract extension from 30 to 100 years (by Jane W.):

Dear Anne,

Thanks for the reread. It looks like we would need to get an attorney, etc, and it's not really worth all that. We own every year, and like to borrow the year in advance and have presidential units so more of our kids and grandkids can vacation together. Then we skip the next year, and only do this every other year. I guess that isn't going to work for us any more with this property. We were lucky this time and were able to rent a one bedroom unit for the time we needed it. We got it through RedWeek.com, and it should work ok doing it this way. But you're right..... it doesn't build consumer confidence or loyalty. But... oh, well..

Jane