travelwishtv.com One of the easiest ways to avoid making a timeshare purchase you will later regret seems too simple to list, but I'm going to give it to you anyway. My simple but very important advice? Do not assume ANYTHING when you are purchasing a timeshare. Do not think that because you understand how one type of timeshare works, you understand the system you are being pitched by a salesperson... different timeshares work in different ways, so make sure to ask questions and read the fine print. Is your timeshare deeded in perpetuity? Are you purchasing into a “points based” system? If so, are the points inflation proof? There are many specific questions you need answered before you can make a good decision. Just don't assume you know them and sign a deal you will regret later. You want to enjoy your timeshare for many years in the future, not kick yourself down the road for missing out on that one piece of information that has made you miserable since you signed on the dotted line.