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eoy? Help Understanding

martin1g

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I was wondering if someone might be able to explain -- or point me to a thread -- which explains an eoy timeshare. I hope to eventually requalify my resale purchase and I think I need to understand the eoy option.

Thanks!
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seenett

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Not exactly sure what you are asking, but EOY stands for Every Other Year. They are sold as odd years or even years. Starwood normally charges about 65% of the EY (every year) price for an EOY. If you are trying to requalify a resale EOY, I *think* you can doing by buying a developer EOY. If you are trying to buy a developer EOY to requalify a resale EY, I don't *think* they will do that.
 
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