Selling*a*time*share Today
Before listing your property, gather all your paperwork. Buyers will want specific details to ensure they are getting exactly what they need.
Before looking elsewhere, contact your resort or developer. Some major brands have "exit programs" or "deed-back" options where they may take the property back for a small fee or even for free. While they rarely "buy it back" for a profit, this is often the fastest and safest way to end your ownership. How to sell a timeshare successfully? - Facebook selling*a*time*share
Here is a step-by-step guide to navigating the timeshare resale process safely and effectively. 1. Know Exactly What You Own Before listing your property, gather all your paperwork
Be clear about your annual maintenance fees and ensure they are up to date. 2. Check With Your Developer First Some major brands have "exit programs" or "deed-back"
Is it a deeded property or a "Right-to-Use" (RTU) contract with an expiration date?
Is your resort part of a major brand like Marriott, Wyndham , or Hilton?

