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Topic: Hilton Development?
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sethnock
TUG MemberPosts: 626
From: New York, NY Own: HGVC Las Vegas,Orlando & Flamingo, Hyatt, Marriott Desert Springs, Marriott Summit Watch, Manhattan Club
Registered: Jun 2002
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posted 04-05-2005 12:22
    
I will respond. I advertise properties on my website at prices I know will pass right of first refusal. I make MORE money if Hilton exercises right of first refusal, now less. This would allow me to have 2, 3 or even 4 sales with the same buyer. Since I have had 7000 point units exercised as high as $12,000 I will not advertise one at a lower price. That would be "unscrupulous" and would ONLY have my best interest at heart. I will permit a buyer to offer less, if I believe I can get a contract for less, but will always tell him if I believe it will be taken. I also will tell a buyer if I have a unit for less than my advertised prices and often do have a unit for less. I try to tell the buyer before he even gets a chance to make an offer, because I try to be fair with everyone I deal with. I made a proposal to you which would have cost me closing costs, but would have given you a property you preferred. Grand Vista and HGVC 7000 points sell for a simular price. If I did things for "pure financial gains", why would I make you an offer that would cost me money?My advice on the boards helps people make better use of their timeshares. I sell many properties, but Hilton seems to bring out people with the most questions as well as intrigue. I usually allow someone else to answer a question first. If a question is not being answered, or worse, being answered incorrectly, I will give my input.
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Seth
My Website
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Dave M
Administrator
TUG MemberPosts: 6306
From: Boston, MA
Registered: Dec 2000
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posted 04-05-2005 14:58
Please note:For those who might consider being less than courteous in responding to another post, I strongly recommend that you read the TUG BBS posting rules on that topic. TUG's BBS posting rules apply to all posts! IP: Logged |
Sam Armstrong
TUG MemberPosts: 1102
From: Lake Monticello, VA, USA
Registered: Dec 2000
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posted 04-05-2005 16:26
Dear Moderator Dave,
Could you please close this post?
The topics have taken a turn for the worse. It certainly has strayed from my original question. Let the folks who want to continue do so with their own question.
Thank you.
Kathleen
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Dave M
Administrator
TUG MemberPosts: 6306
From: Boston, MA
Registered: Dec 2000
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posted 04-05-2005 18:42
I have deleted the last three posts in this thread and have sent what I believe to be appropriate explanatory messages explaining TUG posting rules and requesting adherence to those rules. However, at this point, I am closing this thread. I request that those wishing to start another thread on the topic of this thread follow TUG posting rules when doing so.
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