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May 8, 2008
The Real Estate Adviser: Timeshare rentals? Do your homework
By Tom Kelly
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Timeshare buyers are cautioned about labeling their weeks as “investments.” Think of it as “prepaid vacations,” timeshare developers famously say.
While an investment, especially in real estate, often stands an excellent chance of making money, the usual return on a timeshare typically centers on enjoyment rather than cash.
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