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What is a time share? A time share is a vacation property
that you own for a specific time each year.
Renting timeshare can save up to 40% off a week stay at
an average hotel. Most timeshare rentals will list for
anywhere between $400.00 and $800.00 a week depending on area,
time of year, and amenities offered. An average one room hotel
without a kitchen starts at $700.00 a week.
Investigate. Try to do some research on the resort
where you are thinking of renting. Search one of the major
Search Engines, and there will be plenty to read.
Know the rules and regulations. Ask for a copy of
all rules that will effect what you do at the timeshare rental.
You do not want any surprises to throw off your Florida Golf
Vacation.
Lockout Time Shares. A lockout in time share terminology
is a unit divided into two separate living spaces with separate
entrances. One week in a lockout unit can usually be exchanged
for two weeks in a regular unit, or two families can split
the week.
Can you cook in the time share? Plan on saving a ton
of money if your meals are prepared in house. This money can
be invested into the rest of your vacation, or on a pricier
time share.
Golfer Demographics
Sudden golf traveler demand for timeshare rentals creates
great opportunity for timeshare owners. Convert unused
timeshare weeks into profit. Deposit cash directly into your
bank account, not into maintenance fees. Turn renters into
buyers.
Over 1000 golfers visit Florida Golf
Course on a daily basis. Many of these golfers contact
us to inquire about accommodations while on their Florida
Golf Vacation.
Most of our Florida Golf Course members take a Florida
Golf Vacation at least once a year. We have members from
The U.S., United Kingdom, Canada, Spain, and anywhere else
golf is played.
How far in advance do golfers plan their golf vacation?
Just a few years ago it was one to five months. Today it’s
two to six weeks.
Two in three travelers plan their vacations on the Internet.
Golfers travel more frequently than all other affluent sports
participants. In fact, more golfers took a domestic trip in
the last year than skiers, tennis players and sailors combined.
68% of golfers travel to golf resorts out of the area.
80% of golfers own their own home. 40% of those have
second homes.
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