There are companies that will rent your week for you and price it toward retail, and there are the big short-let sites that reach everybody and hand you all the managing. Both are real choices and the shelf below lays them out without naming anybody. This board is the third route: privately, to somebody who already wants that resort, for an asking figure that starts at what the week costs you rather than at what a stranger might pay. Today it is empty. The math, the composers and the reading are not.
← Back to the main pageTwo sums, both of them out of the planner, both of them run on your own figures. The first is the one most owners have never done: what the week actually costs you, all in, per night. The second is what to ask for it. Type over any box. Nothing here leaves your browser.
Yearly figures in the first row, per-week figures in the second. Leave a box empty if it does not apply to you — it counts as nothing, not as a guess.
The one that arrives whether you travel or not.
Leave empty if your ownership has none.
One week a year is one. Points that make three trips is three.
Used for the per-night figure only.
Only if you traded for it.
If somebody else’s name goes on the reservation you usually need one. Ask your club what it costs.
A percentage. Leave it empty if you are doing it yourself.
Only counts toward what the week costs YOU to use, never toward what to ask.
Your figures
Put your maintenance fee in the first box and this fills in.
Ten answers out of the planner, unedited. What you are allowed to do before you do anything else, which route costs you what, the guest certificate that catches people, the sum that tells you your real number, and the honest routes out if renting is not what you are after.
Every sentence on the shelf above is lifted out of the planner and out of Scout’s own answers, unedited. The math is the planner’s math. Everything else on this page is your own typing, in your own browser.