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They had a "virtual partner" named Nathan Davies to guide me throughout the program.

I know to search every night at midnight, because a lot of resorts get released in their system then.So total cost for a week is your maintenance deposit on your resort, then your membership into the trading company like RCI or II which is about $70 per year, the $219 exchange trade fee, and then if you have a guest stay at the resort you book and not yourself as the owner of the traded week, there is an additional $69 fee for the guest certificate to use the week as if they were you.  

You're in the right place to learn and grow— stay curious, ask questions, and take it one step at a time.

HOA's definitely won't go for that (about 75% will have an HOA) and most city ordinances do not classify a trailer/RV as a domicile meaning you can only stay in one even on your own property for a certain number of days.

Coming from oil and gas and healthcare, we’re new to this industry but driven by the same values that guide us in life: family, hard work, and dedication.

Hi @Priscilla Chin staying local or out of state. 

You’re planning on staying for a year so no issue there.

I do enjoy my day job and hope to stay there as long as possible, with the hope of peeling off by 45 (just turned 40 this month) and after that would consider maybe using the cash flow to benefit me a bit. 

I want to make a network with agents that can give me access to distressed properties but having a harsh time on networking pls help me and guide me.