Real Estate Investment:
Ever take a vacation and visit a timeshare (RCI or Interval International affiliates)? They put you up in either a hotel or if they are good at what they do, they put you in one of their development condos. Your obligation is to take their 90 minute tour (it's never 90 minutes) visiting their facilities, condos, amenities, etc... hoping you will like what you see and be a buyer while your emotions are high.
My wife and I have taken quite a few of these tours, she dislikes them with a passion and I just can't seem to ignore them. I like to see other communities and visit areas I might have interest in making a real estate investment, mostly looking at real estate around these development areas, not in them.
Anyway, what really bothers me about some of these construction projects is the quality of the work that goes into them. I just can't believe some people will be fooled into investing (questionable word for a timeshare) into some of these poorly constructed projects. Let me explain, one of my pet peeves in these construction projects is when they use trim molding desiged for doors and windows as baseboard trim! I'm sorry I just can't help it, I was raised with a hammer in my hand and taught excellence in building a home. I'm so very fortunate to have a father who has taught me a trade that I will carry with me for the rest of my life.
Why do I mention this, just to say make sure you do your due diligence as a buyer or seller in real estate. Ask professionals who will give you an honest response. If you don't have professionals you can trust, call or email me. I keep a list of professionals and would be happy to share is you so desire. I don't charge for this service, it's part of my customer care program.
Wishing you the Best of Success.
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