I recently got back from my trip to Orlando with the boo to celebrate our anniversary
. We arrived there due to a BlueGreen Resort offer in which we had to view their program. We also ended up looking at a Latitudes Vacation Club program to score some cheap Disney tickets. Both kinda offered similar items (cheap hotels and points) but had their own costs and fees. It almost looks like a good hustle if I can sell my rooms to other people for profit and have them pay off the fees and such. With Bluegreen, I would actually have a deed and I've heard horror stories about some of that side of things. Latitudes asked for a higher input amount, but only have a cheap maintenance fee. I was curious if anyone here has experience with these. Hoping to hear some words of wisdom from @JScott.
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