Timeshare Buyer FAQs

After searching for and finding a timeshare you’re interested in buying, you can easily submit an offer using the form provided on the advertisement page. Your offer will then be directly transmitted to the owner, who can choose to accept the offer or propose a counteroffer.

In most vacation clubs, owning a timeshare is the requirement for membership. Upon purchasing a resale, the ownership and all relevant details of the previous membership will be transferred to you.

Despite common misconceptions, owning a timeshare doesn’t entail being bound to a single destination or obligated to travel there annually. If your resort is affiliated with a larger vacation club, you might have the flexibility to vacation at various locations within its portfolio. Additionally, you can utilize exchange programs like Resort Condominiums International (RCI) or Interval International (II) to swap your timeshare and explore different destinations each year.

With a professional service, closing typically takes between 6 to 10 weeks.

When buying a timeshare resale through Equity Choice Transfers, we advise using a reputable and seasoned timeshare closing service to finalize the timeshare transfer. While it’s possible to handle the closing independently, the process can often be lengthy.

Financing options are accessible for timeshare resale purchases. We can suggest a reliable financing organization that provides competitive rates.

Owners of timeshares are required to pay annual dues and maintenance fees to their resort. These fees typically encompass general maintenance expenses, property taxes, utility bills, insurance, and other related costs. The specific amount of maintenance fees varies depending on the particulars of your vacation ownership.