VAYK Launches Campaign to Acquire $9 Million in Time-share Properties

VAYK's New Horizon: A Bold Step in Time-share Acquisitions

Vaycaychella, Inc. (OTC Pink: VAYK) is making headlines with its latest initiative to acquire time-share vacation properties worth up to $9 million. Announced on June 11, 2025, this ambitious campaign is designed to help current time-share owners who may be struggling to utilize their investment effectively. By developing non-cash deals, VAYK aims not only to bolster its own portfolio but also to provide relief and opportunity for timeshare sellers.

The Timeshare Dilemma

Many individuals purchase timeshares with high hopes of frequent vacations, often during promotional vacations. However, the reality is that excitement tends to fade, resulting in underutilized rights to vacation properties. Maintaining timeshares incurs costs that can increase over time, leaving owners caught in a financial bind. Jason Armstrong, the Director of the Board at VAYK, highlights that underperforming timeshares are frequently sold at significant discounts on the resale market. For example, a desirable Disney Vacation Club property once sold for $230 per point directly from Disney but trades at an average of $151 per point through resale channels. This stark contrast illustrates how much potential value is lost through traditional resale methods.

A Win-Win Scenario

Recognizing these challenges, VAYK seeks to acquire time-shares at fair values through non-cash arrangements, providing sellers with options like restricted stocks or preferred convertible stocks in lieu of cash. Armstrong states, “This will be mutually beneficial. The current owner will not suffer a financial loss and will have an upside if our share price increases.” Such arrangements can keep owners from losing their investments and give them a stake in VAYK's potential future success.

VAYK's model allows for the efficient management of multiple timeshares, achieving a scale that individual owners cannot attain, which translates to improved revenue through professional management.

Trajectory of Growth

VAYK operates in the vacation property renovation and operations sector with a focus on the booming short-term rental market. The company reported an impressive $668,000 in operating revenue for 2024, which included approximately $150,000 in profit. With the first quarter of 2025 showing $427,000 in revenue, VAYK is optimistic about its goals for 2025, aiming for 100% revenue growth, equating to an anticipated annual revenue of around $1.5 million. Should new business ventures take off, there's a strong likelihood the company will exceed its ambitious growth target.

Three years ago, VAYK was struggling with over $3 million in debt. In a turnaround, the company has significantly reduced its liabilities by $2.55 million . This transformation has not involved toxic debt financing and the company has enjoyed a dramatic decrease in interest costs, down from $236,000 in 2023 to just $81,000 in 2024.

Armstrong confidently highlights VAYK’s transition: “This is a huge turnaround,” emphasizing the company’s renewed focus and streamlined financial health.

Looking into the Future

As VAYK embarks on this new acquisition strategy, the focus remains on creating a sustainable business model that benefits both the company and individual sellers. With a solid plan and proven management team in place, VAYK stands at a pivotal moment in its journey, paving the way for potential future successes.

For anyone interested in the potential of the time-share market or eager to understand the innovative approaches being adopted by VAYK, the future looks promising.

This development signifies not just a new chapter for VAYK but an opportunity to reshape the way time-shares are perceived and managed in the broader vacation property market.