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Stephanie, Here is a good article I found. http://pacific.bizjournals.com/pacific/stories/2010/01/25/story1.html?b=1264395600^2773301&page=2#tp_newCommentAnchor This article just made me more angry over this situation. I smell a rat. The article lays out how hotels are charges less of a rate than timeshares. I think the political lobby of the hotels fought to keep hotel property tax rates lower than timeshares (e.g Starwood, Marriott, etc) because they knew they could pass on the tax increase to owners. If there is a Maui time-share owner who is reading about this who is a lawyer, it seems to me a "class action suit" is in order. Regards, Jon Ruiz