![]() Most people vacationing in Las Vegas typically spend very little time in their units saving a lot of wear and tear on the units.ģ. Nevada taxes are paid by the gambling industry revenues.Ģ. IMHO typically Las Vegas locations have lower maintenance fees that resorts in other parts of the country for several reasons.ġ. It is far, far cheaper to buy a resale points week than to convert a fixed week to points. We own two 98,000 points 2 bedroom weeks and one EOY 9,000 point one bedroom week at GLV. So with a resort that obviously has so much more supply than demand, how does RCI give a 1 BR at this resort a trading power of 61,000 points? If I buy a week here, am I guaranteed 61,000 points/year forever, or can RCI change the deposited point amount each year like with TPUs? Through the end of this year, I can pretty much trade into any week I want using only 3 to 7 TPUs. Through the end of this September, I can pretty much rent any week I want for only $299. ![]() ![]() I see on RCI that there are hundreds of units available for the next 18 months for rent or trade. How is this timeshare able to keep maintenance costs so must lower than other timeshares in Las Vegas? Do they have such a superior management team? Are they able to pay their workers much less than any other place in Las Vegas? Is the developer eating some of the maintenance costs to promote sales? Is maintenance being deferred? A 1BR for an average week provides 61,000 RCI points while only costing $382 in maintenance. I have seen several RCI points weeks advertised on Ebay and Tug for this timeshare.
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