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A retired Naval Officer, Paul has been in the real estate industry for ten years. Professional interests focus on resort destinations, second homes, fractional and timeshare ownership. Hobbies include playing bass guitar and trombone in Houston area big bands and jazz combos.
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To me, it is a matter of time vs money. If you spend more on marketing and advertising, it will likely sell faster. If you have more time, maybe you can spend less and net a little more at closing. Time vs money. An old friend of mine in the publishing business said "you can either get it cheap, fast, or quality, but not all three at once" - Sat Jul 19 2008, 09:11
IF you decide to buy a timeshare, first be sure to buy on the secondary/resale market. That's where you will find your best deal. Second, consider Marriott's Ko Olina Beach Club: awesome amenities, good brand name, nuff said! - Mon Jun 16 2008, 15:09
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