Over the years there have been a number of PP home owners who have attempted to sell their home on a timesharing basis option, though they do so by refraining from calling their project by the dreaded timeshare word and instead go with the more favorable term of fractional ownership.
I have seen some of these properties and what I discovered is that most often they are marketed incorrectly (if at all), they are over-priced, the owner (or agent) has no timeshare, ah, I mean fractional experience and the offer has yet to fill or meet the real niche market (aka: buyers) of Puerto Peasco.
There seems to be no shortage of folks in PP who loathe timesharing of any kind but I can tell you that if many of those same people could build a home that cost (e.g.) $150,000 (dollars) and sell it for (e.g.) half a million (dollars)-- and do so in about a months time-- theyd be all over it, so to speak!
And if I also told those same owners there was a way they could do just that and in as little as five (5) years they would also retain actual ownership of their property, that the original buyers would be down the road with no further interests or use rights in the property and that the original owner (builder/investor) could now sell it again for another half million theyd likely be inclined to do just that!
And if that werent enough to turn a PP home owner into a convert Id also tell them buyers would be more than willing to pay all the taxes, insurance and upkeep, etc. on the property, which also has a certain appeal
Then, for all those doubting types Id send em down to the Mayan Palace and tell them to stroll through the property and while doing so just keep one thing in mind: what Ive already told them is exactly what Daniel Chavez did in PP, Cabo, Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and so forth. Do you think there might be something to it?
