It's important to be prepared to answer questions that a buyer
may have. The following is a checklist of important information
to know about your timeshare when placing it up for sale.
Gather as much information as possible on your timeshare. Is
your timeshare a point system, deeded, or right-to-use?
Is your timeshare 'floating' use (i.e., use any week within
a particular season or time frame), or 'fixed' use (i.e., use
for a specific fixed week?) If so, what is the particular time
frame or specific week the timeshare can be used?
What exchange company is your resort affiliated with (i.e.,
Interval International, R.C.I., or other)?
Is your timeshare Every Year Use, Even Years Use, or Odd Years
Use?
How much are your maintenance fees? Are property taxes included
in your maintenance fee, or are they billed separately? When are
your maintenance fees due each year?
Is this year's week available for buyer's use?
Contact a timeshare escrow company and find out what the cost
will be to handle your escrow. We suggest Timeshare Title, Inc.
Click here to access Timeshare
Title's website.
Contact your resort's owner services department and find out the
following:
Does your resort charge a membership transfer fee, or any
other fee, at the time of sale?
Are there incentives, bonuses, or rewards programs which
were made available to you at the time you purchased, which
are not transferable to someone who buys your timeshare?
Are there blackout dates in which the timeshare cannot be
used?
Post your timeshare for sale in Timeshare Giant. Click
here
After a Buyer for your timeshare has been located, and Buyer
& Seller have come to terms, the next step is to open escrow with
a title and escrow company.
After escrow is closed, remove your ad from Timeshare Giant.
This information is provided as a guideline only, and does not
constitute legal advice. Timeshare Title Inc., is not affiliated
with, nor owned by, Timeshare Giant.