When FGH was organized as a Condominium Association, a maintenance week for each unit was established during the month of September of each year. The maintenance weeks will be designated on every schedule of the association units. The remaining 51 weeks were sold. The maintence weeks are owned by the association and all other weeks are owned by individuals. If you purchase a week that adjoins, in any dimension, a maintence week, there will be some type of work in the maintence week unit every year. In most years it will be little more than deed cleaning and perhaps replacement of some items of furniture or appliances. 2010 was the most intensive maintence/refurbshment in many years and it will be at least five years before anything even close to 2010 level will occur.

I am sorry you were so inconvienced, but the information was always available and could have been learned upon investigation. I believe that owners are usually notified in advance of the work, but if your paperwork had not reached the HGVC offices after your purchase, the notice would have gone to the prior owner.

Another cautionary note, you need to make certain that HGVC receives a copy of your deed, together with your address. This is a step that is frequently missed in a direct sale situations and if the copy is not received by HGVC, the notice will be sent to the prior owner.

Lynn L Perkins, President FGH Association.



There is absolutely no way the weeks can be