Kagehitokiri

Corporate plans + Expectations with "Entry level DC's" + Do It Yourself DC

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split one of these

i think thats actually in decreasing order by cost.

ER Ultra would require a current ER member, based on what LTTravel said.

when ER Ultra first came out, if 3 people split it, it was actually cheaper than the cheapest ER plan at the time, and a lot more flexible.

caribbeansun

I didn't see any corporate plans in ER - they do have the extended family plan though.

Am I all over the place with this - yes.

Why - because I'm trying to find something that may not exist.

I am looking for participation in the equity growth, a reasonable daily cost, the ability to split the cost with others. I want to split the cost because I already own a second property and have friends that own elsewhere as well and the equity models tend to be a fair bit more expensive.

I could just dump the equity model entirely and go with a more moderate plan for just my own family but where's the fun in that? I fully recognize that I may be just causing myself to lose more hair and turn a few grey in the process but what can I say...isn't the first step admitting that I have a problem?

I can say that even though I seem to be all over the map with my posts I am learning a lot from this site and a couple of people I've connected with at different DC's.

Kagehitokiri

to split an ER Ultra plan, youd have to partner with a current ER member.

(thats what its called - "Ultra")
http://realestate.halogenguides.com/...tra-membership

my point was just that this is the conclusion i come to from your 3 threads.

of the 4 clubs listed, only ER does not offer some form of "equity" option.

to clarify, are you saying you arent really considering this option?
if so, sorry, i just thought it was worth mentioning.

caribbeansun

I'm considering everything at this point so please don't hesitate to share any ideas or data you have.

Thanks again.

Kagehitokiri

gotcha. well, heres the current published pricing. >

solstice collection
Membership Plans Chart
$1.95MM/$86K - 56 nights - sky (incl MINT lifestyle and 25hr jet card)
$975K/$54K - 28 nights - platinum
$615K/$34K - 14 nights - signature

exclusive resorts
(requires current member, no "equity" options, and you lose a ton on exit)
? - ? - ultra

hideaways club
The Hideaways Club Types of Membership
$432K/$24K - 120 points (26 > 42 nights) - premium
$294K/$16K - 80 points (17 > 28 nights) - lifestyle

equity estates
DestinationClubForums.com Interviews Equity Estates President – April 9, 2008
$350K/$16.5K - 30 nights - full
$185K/$9.25K - 15 nights - executive

Kagehitokiri

(i moved some posts to the corp thread, as id like to keep this thread as a list of clubs that very clearly state that anyone can use the plan nights, and are not labeled corporate etc.)