I was in the timeshare industry industry for a couple years so I can spot them from a mile away. Actually the timeshares are the best deals on there. Just make sure you don't bid on anything that says sales presentation required. They will also say something like:
Must be married or proof of domestic partnership
Must be at least 28 years old
Must make at least $75,000 a year combined
Must be a homeowner
etc...
What you want is a timeshare that someone has bought but can't use this year. If they don't use it they will lose it so they might as well take what they can for it.
As far as any tips the only tip I have is once I find an auction I am interested in, I research the property online. Also make sure that the dates are confirmed. The auction should have specific dates listed. You don't want to purchase something that has to be used by XXXXX date but then you call and there is no availability.
I am always open to suggestions on paying less for lodging. What do you guys do?
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