Actually, that's not what I said. I was pointing out that $71.00 today is essentially the same as $1000 or $1100 in 40 years. It sounds like a huge difference, but it really isn't. If you could walk into a McDonalds today and get a hamburger, fries and a coke for $.35 you' be pretty happy. But 40 years ago, that's what it cost. same thing here with cost of the room - $71 today - $1000 in 40 years...no difference.
I think you may have missed the point. I'm not saying that it is not a good deal for you - that's something only you can decide. What I was trying to point out (and this is a big pet peeve of mine) was that you should look at all aspects of the situation. You spent $15000. There are other things to consider - Did you spend any more? Are you financing this? What is the annual fee? is there a maintenance fee? Can the annual fee increase? How much can they increase? What happens if they discover oil in Florida and Disney is bought out by an oil company and they tear down your hotel to put in drilling platforms? (just want to see if you're still reading). I'm not a big fan of salesman and the comparison in your earlier note is typical "Sales Speak" - your only paying $71 when the next guy is going to pay $1000 in 40 years. Yeah, and my Honda Accord is probably going to cost $150,000 then, too. so what? You're comparing apples to...well, something that's not apples.
So if you're paying, just a guess - $500 - $700 annually as a maintenance fee? (How long will that get you in a value resort?) And I'm not sure if you are financing this or paying cash. But, financing this ($15000 @ 7% over 5 years) will cost you an additional $3000 or so. That adds to the $15000 total. I'm sure that's still a good deal for you. But for some else, those little extras may push them to the other side of the fence.