How to purchase a vacation ownership from us
Investing in a vacation ownership or timeshare offers you a unique opportunity to own a part of a vacation property, providing a guaranteed beachfront retreat on Galveston Island with the comfort and amenities of home. With hotel expenses often mounting quickly, especially for frequent visitors or those planning annual gatherings, a vacation ownership can present a cost-effective and convenient option for families and friends.
When you purchase a vacation ownership or timeshare, you acquire a shared interest in the property, necessitating the sharing of time by the week you purchase with other owners. Our property operates on a fixed vacation ownership model, ensuring that each owner has their designated week available.
Purchasing a timeshare is a straightforward process:
1. Fill out the form below to allow one of our agents to assist you in finding the perfect fit and discussing options and costs.
2. Upon selecting a week, our General Manager will prepare a purchase agreement, outlining the terms of interval ownership and providing access to review the property's Declaration and Bylaws. There is no obligation to buy, and the agreement will have an expiration date.
3. Once all necessary documents, including the ownership application, are returned for processing, payment can be made via credit or debit card.
4. Within approximately 30 business days, the purchase will be recorded as a deed real estate transaction for interval vacation ownership, in compliance with Texas state law. The recorded deed will then be mailed to the new owner's address on file.
5. Subsequently, as an interval owner, you will be billed for annual maintenance fees and any special assessments to keep your ownership current and active, typically billed every November for the proceeding year.
Tips from the General Manager:
- Always verify maintenance fees for the property in advance, as these fees are in addition to purchase and closing fees and are required for annual property use.
- Be cautious of timeshare-selling scams, which may solicit you via mail, email, or phone. Only contact timeshare companies with local or 1-800 numbers, and if uncertain, reach out to the General Manager for guidance. All upfront fees should be discussed and detailed on your purchase agreement.
When you purchase a vacation ownership or timeshare, you acquire a shared interest in the property, necessitating the sharing of time by the week you purchase with other owners. Our property operates on a fixed vacation ownership model, ensuring that each owner has their designated week available.
Purchasing a timeshare is a straightforward process:
1. Fill out the form below to allow one of our agents to assist you in finding the perfect fit and discussing options and costs.
2. Upon selecting a week, our General Manager will prepare a purchase agreement, outlining the terms of interval ownership and providing access to review the property's Declaration and Bylaws. There is no obligation to buy, and the agreement will have an expiration date.
3. Once all necessary documents, including the ownership application, are returned for processing, payment can be made via credit or debit card.
4. Within approximately 30 business days, the purchase will be recorded as a deed real estate transaction for interval vacation ownership, in compliance with Texas state law. The recorded deed will then be mailed to the new owner's address on file.
5. Subsequently, as an interval owner, you will be billed for annual maintenance fees and any special assessments to keep your ownership current and active, typically billed every November for the proceeding year.
Tips from the General Manager:
- Always verify maintenance fees for the property in advance, as these fees are in addition to purchase and closing fees and are required for annual property use.
- Be cautious of timeshare-selling scams, which may solicit you via mail, email, or phone. Only contact timeshare companies with local or 1-800 numbers, and if uncertain, reach out to the General Manager for guidance. All upfront fees should be discussed and detailed on your purchase agreement.
