Original Message:
Get your facts straight, please.... (by KC):
imtheo incorrecly states: >>Ken says something about have a realestate license to sell time shares?<<
For the record, Ken never said any such thing at any time. You are evidently attributing that statement (if it was ever made at all) to the wrong person entirely.
Re: >>Well timeshares are a luxery item. Not realestate. Bottom line is the only way these things sell are face to face <<
Timeshares are a luxury; on that much we can agree. However, most timeshares certainly ARE real estate. The only exceptions, which are a statistical minority by far, are the odd club memberships, all Mexican RTU's (right to use), "points only" packages such as those available from Wyndham, et al). Far more often, deeds are prepared and recorded just exactly as they are for any other real estate transaction --- since they ARE real estate.
Re: >> Bottom line is the only way these things sell are face to face.<<
That's just complete and utter nonsense. During the past few years, I sold off SIX of my excess timeshare weeks --- all through various inexpensive, Internet avenues (already individually itemized in a separate post the other day). I NEVER met even ONE of those separate and unrelated buyers. Face to face only? That's just plain nonsense. Furthermore, with the use of a professional third party closing company handling all details of the transaction for both buyer and seller, it's VERY rare indeed that buyer and seller would ever have occasion to even meet one another --- often not even have so much as a phone conversation.
Are you the sole remaining shill for "The Villa Trader"? I ask because you are now just talking sheer nonsense and frankly, you are actually beginning to embarrass yourself.