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How To Sell Timeshare In A Week

Updated on July 26, 2008

Are you looking to sell your timeshare?

Sick of paying timeshare fees?

Ready to unload your slice of vacation heaven for some instant cash?

I've been there too! I owned a timeshare in Hawaii. I needed to sell it after losing my job. I'm glad to say I was successful and sold it in just 1 week! Here's what I did and I hope that it can help you too.

  • First, with today's tough housing market you must price your timeshare competitively if you really want to sell it. Start off by checking the prices of other recent sales at your resort, and then ask resale brokers for a pricing opinion on your unit. This will give you a good ballpark price.
  • Second, try inexpensive advertising methods to sell your unit. It's a great idea to advertise your timeshare at your resort, such as on their public bulletin board, club or newsletter. This will get your advertisement in front of renters, very good prospects for your timeshare.
  • Your next step is to speak with a professional timeshare broker to handle the sale of your unit. This was the way I went with my situation and fortunately my broker did a great job in getting my unit sold in just 1 week. My advice would be to work with professional, licensed brokers only and to avoid agents that insist on getting your money upfront.

Stay on the look-out for timeshare scams and cons that can plague this market. A good tip is to avoid any out-of-pocket money and to only work with agents and companies on a commission basis. There was a scam a few years ago in which a buyer would insist that the seller pay for an appraisal using a particular appraisal company in order, after which the buyer would disappear and the seller would be out the appraisal fee. A good tip is to work with timeshare brokers just like normal real estate brokers, holding them to the same levels of professionalism.

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