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Re: Florida timeshare


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Posted by JML755 on January 21, 2010 at 05:14:48 from (66.184.63.110):

In Reply to: Florida timeshare posted by J heitkemper on January 20, 2010 at 04:15:10:

That's a darn good idea about the homeless people. There is a business opportunity there. Someone could set up a company to take the time share off your hands. Say for $500. I'll bet you could get 50 in the same area of Florida. That'd be $25000. They would then "sell" the package to a homeless person for $1. Load up a vam with the homeless person and a few of his buddies and take them to Florida. Probably cost a couple grand to transport them down there. Give a local grocer $100 a week so they can get food. Cost so far =$5000+transp+$1. Then the homeless would just have to move from timeshare to timeshare in a nice warm state with basic food needs being met. And you'll pocket close to $20 grand. It's a win-win situation: TS owners get rid of their liability for a few bucks. Homeless off the streets in a cold climate and guaranteed a warm place to live with food for a year. Only losers are the guys who sold the TSs in the first place. ok, maybe the guy who goes down to use his TS and sees a homeless guy next door. But you could fix that by giving them each a few pair of bermuda shorts, razor and a bar of soap. I bet they could blend in real well.


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