Timeshare Seller FAQs

Determining the appropriate advertising price when selling your timeshare is crucial for a successful sale. Timeshare prices can fluctuate due to factors such as resort brand, location, unit size, ownership type, and season. Our team of resort specialists can efficiently assess the value of your timeshare once you complete our timeshare valuation form, ensuring accuracy and ease in the process.

Having all of the correct paperwork will ensure the smooth sale of your timeshare. This paperwork typically includes:

• Your contract, deed, or membership agreement
• Financing agreement (if applicable)
• Latest maintenance fee statement
• Details regarding real estate taxes (if billed independently)
• Any pertinent title insurance information

Should you be missing any of these documents, our specialists are available to assist you in obtaining all the necessary information required for the sale.

It’s highly unlikely that you’ll be able to resell your timeshare to the resort for the same price you bought it for. Because timeshare resales allow interested buyers and current owners to negotiate directly, there are fewer fees and additional costs associated with a timeshare resale versus those purchased through a developer.

Absolutely! Regardless of how you initially acquired your timeshare, you have the option to sell it on the resale market.

Each resort and timeshare brand imposes different restrictions on what aspects transfer when reselling. Due to these varying conditions, it’s advisable to directly contact your resort for precise details regarding their policies on member transfers.

Yes. You can sell a timeshare that still has a mortgage. Usually, sellers incorporate the remaining mortgage cost into their overall asking price.

The Right of First Refusal (ROFR) is a provision outlined in the original timeshare deed that grants the resort the option to purchase the timeshare back from you at the advertised resale price before any private buyer. The private sale can proceed as planned if the resort chooses not to buy back the timeshare.

The duration to sell a timeshare varies. Numerous factors impact a timeshare’s demand and therefore, it’s time on the market. Some of the most prevalent factors include the resort brand and location, type of ownership, season, flexibility, unit size and type, demand, and asking price.