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Thank you so much. I guess for the principal portion of $23,550, I'd peg the value of that at 3% compounded annually to get the future value in '42. Although I was a stock broker, this is an intellectually challenging thing (the true annual cost needing to factor in both future and present...

Hello from a new board member who needs some help, or a reference to a way I can do a present value analysis (I think that may be the best description). I'm essentially trying to find out the true yearly cost of a DVC timeshare using the following parameters: I would be paying $23,550 up front...