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10 March 2013

The Holiday Property Bond

I am considering the Holiday Property Bond. Is there anyone out there who can give me an idea what the real costs are? I'm hesitating only because of: - the "user fee" charged for each holiday - is this in reality the same as renting a similar property? In which case...what's the point? - how much does the annual fee go up each year? - I have read that there are privileges for long-standing investors which penalise more recent investors - for example, they have the same week booked years ahead. - I have a dog...but apparently they allow dogs in some properties.

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