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Disclaiming a timeshare inheritance

TimeSharing Today Magazine discusses disclaiming a timeshare inheritance

TimeSharing Today explores whether heirs or beneficiaries of deceased owners can disclaim their timeshare inheritance, and how timeshare association boards can respond to these situations.

By Robert L. Kaplan, Attorney 

The graying of America is having a significant impact on the timeshare industry.  It is apparent in issues such as service animals, accessibility issues for older guests, and ultimately in turnover when elderly owners pass on.  This article focuses on whether heirs or beneficiaries of deceased owners can disclaim their timeshare inheritance, and how timeshare association boards can respond to these situations.

When timeshare became popular and expanded rapidly in the 1980s, the most popular product being sold was legacy weeks in which buyers received deeded property for the weeks they owned. This was a real property that the owner’s heirs could inherit to keep or sell. Now as the years have spun forward, we find many long-term owners passing on.  

In many cases, children or other heirs and beneficiaries are happy to acquire the continued benefit of a resort that they are familiar with and in some cases grew up enjoying every year.  However, in a growing number of situations, an elderly owner dies and an heir or beneficiary doesn’t want the timeshare property and the costs associated with it.

Why disclaim an inheritance?

The first question one may ask is why someone would disclaim inherited property.   From discussions with individual heirs and beneficiaries, I’ve heard three principal reasons:

• Cost.  The heir may not be in a financial position to pay the annual fees or does not otherwise see the financial value of the timeshare.  

• Migration. The heir or beneficiary has moved away from the area of the timeshare and does not live in close enough proximity to enjoy the resort.  

• Lifestyle. Many younger people are vacationing in different ways that are not compatible with timeshare vacationing.  

How to disclaim

Assuming an heir or beneficiary does not want the timeshare property, can he/she disclaim the inheritance? The simple answer is yes, but as in many legal situations, it’s not that simple.  The heir/beneficiary cannot simply say, “I don’t want it†and walk away from the inheritance.  

Most, if not all, states have a specific legal procedure for disclaiming the inheritance of property.  The specifics are usually found in a state’s probate statute.  I’ve reviewed several states’ statutes and the specific procedures vary considerably.  In many cases, the heir has a specific time period in which to complete the disclaimer. 

In Wisconsin, the disclaimer must occur within nine months of the transfer unless the court approves otherwise.  Additionally, Wisconsin and many other states have very specific requirements as to how an instrument of disclaimer must be written, notified, and filed.  Disclaiming an inheritance, if done properly, requires the assistance of an attorney licensed in the state in which the decedent’s estate is probated. 

Just walking away from the inheritance with the “I don’t want it†attitude will not be sufficient for the heir or beneficiary to effectuate a completed disclaimer. In my opinion, if a disclaimer is not executed properly, the heir or beneficiary remains responsible for the property.  If a disclaimer is done properly, it passes to the next heir or beneficiary of the estate.

Protecting a resort

As elderly owners pass on, what can timeshare association boards do to prevent unnecessary losses? Here are a few suggestions.  

First, educate the owners.  In their regular communications with owners, association boards should remind owners that when the time comes they should include their timeshares in an estate plan and leave them to someone who will enjoy the timeshare as much as they have.  Owners should also understand that they can make the transfer while they are still alive, and the association will help them.

Second, timeshare associations need to be on the alert. When an owner dies, management may learn about the passing from other owners, notifications from relatives, seeing obituaries in newspapers, or, often, by seeing annual fees not being paid.

Third, timeshares may want to consider deedbacks from elderly owners who express a desire to do so because they have no heirs interested in the property.  A deedback program has many pros and cons, and if a timeshare has one, it needs to be carefully administered.  Taking back property will certainly forestall dealing with the estates of owners.

Fourth, timeshare associations must understand their rights if an owner passes away and an heir or beneficiary wants to disclaim the inheritance.  Timeshare management must work with the board’s attorney to find out information regarding the estate and whether the designated heir or beneficiary has followed the proper procedure for disclaiming property.  What makes it challenging is that states differ in their procedures. The procedure must be followed in the state where the decedent resided at the time of his/her death, not the state where the timeshare is located. Other issues include the ability of the timeshare association to file a claim against an estate for any outstanding fees.   Ultimately, if no heir or beneficiary is available, a foreclosure action may be needed to recover the week(s) in question.

The reality is that legacy timeshares increasingly will face the issue of longtime owners passing away and instances in which heirs or beneficiaries will not want the property.  Timeshare boards and management must recognize this possibility and develop a plan to address and cope with the situation to effectively pass the property to future generations.

Robert l. Kaplan is vice president and general counsel of The Rushes Condominium Association, Inc. in Bailey’s Harbor, WI. Mr. Kaplan’s comments are not intended as providing legal advice. Always consult with your own attorney. 

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By TST May 1, 2023 24 Comments

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Venture out where misty hills meet the writhing sea. High mountain peaks dip into valleys of farmland. Monkeys terrorize fishing villages and bears break into homes. Come and see Japan’s hidden treasure; a hook of land that strikes out towards North Korea. This is the Sai peninsula of Aomori prefecture.

I lived in this part of the world for three years. My favorite thing to do was to drive around this area. Except in winter, it’s almost impossible; well, you can do it, but many sights are closed and the roads may be buried under meters of snow. Not advised.

Very few places in Japan offer an authentic “out in the middle of nowhere” feel. Most other mountainous or countryside areas will have settlements, convenience stores, and gas stations not too far away. Sai has these as well, in minimal supply. If you visit be sure to have plenty of gas in the tank and food/water on hand.

If you love nature, you enjoy driving, and you want to see a spot in Japan that no one ever visits, Sai is for you. here are some of the best things to do on your road trip.

The Buddha Rocks

The most physically striking sight is Hotokeguara, a collection of rocks that shoot straight out of the beach. Hotoke means “Buddha” and refers to the weird way the rocks have been formed. Each one looks like a natural impossibility of balancing heavier stones on top of lighter ones.

Some of them look like various figures from Buddhist history, thus the name. You park at the top of a long descending staircase through the forest to arrive at the beach. The area itself has wooden plank paths to follow but you can freely depart and walk around as you wish.

This destination is shut down during the winter. As I mentioned before, do not try a winter expedition to the area in general unless you are an expert in snow driving, even then I wouldn’t advise it.

During the rest of the year (April to October mainly), the roads are clear. You can take a ferry from Sai Village or Mutsu City, but I recommend driving there. The beauty of driving through the heart of the mountains and the woods is worlds above what you’d see from the ferry. A little more dangerous, the roads are winding, so be careful.

Oma Port

Technically, it’s outside of Sai but it’s the same region. Oma is famous for tuna. In 2019 a single fish sold for $2.3 million!! Despite this insane price, I’ve been served tuna for free by kindly elderly women who were excited to see a foreign visitor to their shop. Not that you should expect that but it’s also not outside the realm of possibility.

Every shop along the coast sells sea-related items such as tuna, shark jaws, shells, old fishing lights, squid, and more. The main area of interest is Omazaki, which is the most northern point of Japan’s main island of Honshu. You can see the island of Hokkaido fairly easily from here; you can also take a ferry across, even with your car. Here is the website for the ferry (in English) with times and prices.

Oma has a series of festivals throughout the year. Check out their homepage for a full list. The best one to see is the Blue Marine Festival on August 4th. Hundreds of people (a lot for the area) converge on a marina where food stalls and games occur all day. At night, fireworks display rockets across the sky in such a way as to rival any I’ve ever seen in the US before. Dates for this event can change so please refer to their website before you make plans.

Onsen (Hot Springs)

Japan is famous for onsen. You can find one of these naturally occurring hot springs almost anywhere in the county. On the mountain drive of Sai, there are dozens of hidden onsen to discover.

Most likely you’ll be the only customer at these places, save for some elderly farmers. And unlike people in the bigger cities of Japan, they will try to talk to you. Many of the people out here are friendly and keenly interested when foreigners come to visit because they rarely do.

Note: The dialect in this part of Japan is difficult even for native Japanese speakers to understand. English is pretty much non-existent. Good luck.

My favorite of these hidden gems was Yunokawa onsen. Nestled deep in the mountains, it seems like no one lives in the area. Walk inside and you’ll find that the place is a fully operational and well-kept onsen. They have rotenburo (outside baths) where you can sit in absolute stillness, with a full view of the first before you.

Upon my last phone call (January 2024), this onsen was closed due to COVID but they may open again soon. Check the link above to see if that is the case should you venture out there. If it is closed, there are many more options, just input “onsen” into Google Maps and you’ll find some.

One word of caution: Don’t go in August because the horseflies are out and will devour you in the bath.

Aside from the onsen I mentioned, you can try and find others, they may or may not appear on Google Maps. But I would be careful, since this is a pretty wild area the ones you find may be no longer open, or not accessible by road. On that point, there are many places along the drive where you will not have phone service. Plan accordingly.

Wildlife Considerations

You may run into raccoon dogs (tanuki), my favorite odd animal. They look just like their names imply. Dog-shaped and sized but with some raccoon stripes around the eyes and an overly fluffy coat. They are nocturnal but I’ve seen them in the day. Harmless unless you try to pick them up.

You might, if you are lucky, run into a kamoshika. They are a type of serow, which I honestly don’t know what that means. Kind of like a deer….but they look like wolves. Very rare, fairly docile unless with their babies, and a treat to see.

Monkeys….are…everywhere. Another reason to drive instead of taking the ferry is that you most likely will run into a troop of monkeys on the road. Running into wild bands of monkeys can be exhilarating but do NOT try to engage them. Unlike monkeys in tourist areas, these are not used to humans and will most likely see you as a threat if you try to approach them.

In the heat of Japan’s brutal summer, the mountains provide a cool-down effect. During this time abu (giant horseflies) abound. Here’s a survivor’s tip: when you stop your car do NOT leave the windows open; else the horseflies fill up your car. They do bite.

There are also giant Asian hornets (suzumebachi) which can be dangerous if provoked. But if you walk by them calmly they won’t bother you.

The most dangerous animals you could encounter are bears. I grew up in northern California so I thought I could handle bears. The Japanese black bears are much smaller than what I was used to. But, they are also more aggressive than their bigger cousins.

Chances are you’ll never see one. I only had one encounter in three years of constantly going outside in the area and it ran away from me. Still, do not approach them, make sure you make noise if walking a wilderness trail, and don’t go alone.

Last Words

Aside from the specific places already mentioned, even just driving along the mountain roads of Sai is a meditative experience. You will be surrounded by natural majesty and wildlife at every turn. So even if you don’t travel to one of these points of interest, you can still have an enjoyable time just by being there.

If you want a break from the chaos of Tokyo, come out to Sai, there’s plenty of room.

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Author Bio: Shawn hails from the mountain town of South Lake Tahoe and currently resides in Japan. He has been there for 11 years, speaks the language fluently, and works as a history teacher by day. In his spare time, when not running with his Husky, he writes non-fiction travel articles/books and horror fiction ones.

When it comes to fantastic spots for a Spring Break Vacation, is it any surprise that Florida is the number one choice? Breathtaking beaches, thrilling theme parks, wonderful weather, what’s not to love? Whether you’re looking for a more laid-back spring break or something adventurous, Florida has it all! If you need help deciding on where to go in Florida for spring break, have no fear, Timeshares Only is here! When it comes to places to stay, you can’t go wrong with a Club Wyndham resort. Fortunately, we know a lot about them. So, we’ve put together a list of the best Club Wyndham Florida resorts to help you have an unforgettable Spring Break.

Best Club Wyndham Resorts in Central Florida

Wyndham Ocean Walk

Located in beautiful Daytona Beach, Florida, Wyndham Ocean Walk sits right along the strip of the world-famous Daytona Beach. We consider this resort one of the best Club Wyndham Florida resorts because not only are you close to all of the action, there are modern amenities, and it’s filled with activities. Wyndham Ocean Walk is within walking distance of many shops, restaurants, and nightlife for those who love to go out.

Furthermore, on-site guests can take advantage of the indoor/outdoor pool, the special play areas, and baby pools for the kids, as well as a water slide. There is also a lazy river and a bar overlooking Daytona Beach for the adults who want a drink. With a 24-hour front desk, your needs will always be met if any issues occur.

This resort offers spacious suites that comfortably sleep you and your company. Choose from an oversized studio or a one-, two-, or three-bedroom suite that gives everyone their personal space as well as quality time. All suites have a fully equipped kitchen, laundry machines, and large living areas. Many are outfitted with jacuzzi tubs in the master bedroom, private balconies, and breathtaking ocean views.

Wyndham Clearwater Beach Resort

Right along the Gulf Coast and a short distance from Tampa, you will find the Wyndham Clearwater Beach Resort. Clearwater is one of Florida’s best-kept secrets. This beachy paradise is the perfect getaway for you and your friends, family, or significant other. Cool off from the Florida heat in the pool or on a private beach cabana. There is also a pool bar and grill in case you want to grab yourself a drink or food. Get your daily pump in the fitness center and relax in the hot tub afterward.

Although this resort offers many things to keep you busy, you also have access to a ton of activities off-site. Take advantage of the beach by going kayaking or parasailing. If you are an animal lover, you can check out the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. Wyndham Clearwater Beach Resort offers spacious studios as well as one and two-bedroom suites in various layouts. All furnished with a modern style, you are sure to feel right at home. Your suite amenities include a kitchen, dining area, washer and dryer, as well as a balcony.

Wyndham Star Island Resort And Club

Styled with a Mediterranean-style exterior and luxurious amenities and accommodations, it’s a no-brainer that Wyndham Star Island Resort And Club is one of the best Club Wyndham Florida resorts to visit for spring break. This five-star resort is nothing short of paradise. Guests can ease their minds as they get pampered at the world-class Celebrity Spa. Or, if you want to do something more active, there are on-site recreational areas. That includes golf courses, two swimming pools, water sports on Lake Cecile, as well as biking trails, tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts.

If you choose to venture off-site, a world of fun awaits you at theme parks such as Disney World, Universal Studios, and SeaWorld. Beyond the theme parks, there are still many places you can sight-see. That includes the Kennedy Space Center, Daytona Beach, and Legoland, Florida. At the end of your day, return to your luxurious one-, two-, or three-bedroom suite. Comfortable as can be, these suites come equipped with all the comforts of home. There are spacious living and dining areas, an in-unit washer/dryer, fully equipped kitchens, and complimentary wi-fi.

Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek

Of all the Club Wyndham resorts in Central Florida, this one is the best for theme park lovers. Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek is in Lake Buena Vista, so it’s minutes away from the Walt Disney World resort, but it’s also just a short drive away from Seaworld Orlando and Universal Orlando Resort. Aside from its fantastic location, there’s a lot to love about Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek. The resort boasts multiple pools, waterslides, hot tubs, and a lazy river. Additionally, there’s a miniature golf course and shuffleboard court for guests who enjoy a bit of friendly competition. Not to mention, Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek offers on-site dining at three restaurants and its pool bar.

When you’re finally ready to rest and unwind, you can kick back in Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek’s luxurious suites. These suites range from having one to four bedrooms and are packed with room amenities. Each of these suites boasts a full kitchen, a washer and dryer, and a private balcony to give you a stellar view of Lake Buena Vista. Each of these suites also comes with at least one king bed and a queen sleeper sofa. Overall, they can hold anywhere from four to fourteen guests, depending on which you choose. As a result, no matter how big your Spring Break travel group is, Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek has you covered.

Best Club Wyndham Resorts in South Florida

Wyndham Sea Gardens Beach

If you love everything South Florida has to offer, Wyndham Sea Gardens Beach is for you! Wyndham Sea Gardens Beach is located centrally amid Ft Lauderdale’s most popular attractions. There are sections of the property that have direct beach access or are across the street from the beach. Dive into one of four swimming pools on-site as you enjoy Florida’s sun. Or ease your body in one of the hot tubs. Other on-site amenities include a fitness center, shuffleboard, tennis courts, tropical gardens, and a variety of watersports.

Wyndham Sea Gardens is one of the best Club Wyndham Florida resorts because its location is exceptional. Nearby is the Hard Rock Casino, the Sawgrass Mills Mall, and the Atlantic Ocean Beaches. Just a short drive away is Miami and Ft Lauderdale. Regardless of the size of your party, Wyndham Sea Gardens has accommodations suitable for them all. Choose from a stylish studio or a luxurious one or two-bedroom suite. Studios include a queen bed and kitchenette. One and two-bedroom suites include a king bed, private balcony, in-suite washer/dryer, living room and full kitchen.

Club Wyndham Palm Aire

Located just shy of Fort Lauderdale, Club Wyndham Palm Aire puts you right on the golden sand of Pompano Beach. This vibrant, sophisticated vacation destination is especially good for anyone looking for fun in the sun. Like all great Wyndham resorts in Florida, Club Wyndham Palm Aire is near plenty of great attractions like Pompano Beach, the heart of the Gold Coast, and Las Olas Boulevard, the area’s premier shopping and entertainment hub. Not to mention, it’s adjacent to three great golf courses found at the Palm Aire Country Club. So you’ll never be too far away from a chance to practice your swing! Speaking of golf, the resort features a mini golf area alongside four pools and a fitness center. Of course, this resort also has plenty of accessible features like accessible guest rooms and an accessible entrance.

When you return to your room after a day of excitement, you’ll have everything you need to unwind at Club Wyndham Palm Aire. Accommodations include studio, one, two, and four-bedroom suites. The studio suite features a king-sized bed, double sleeper sofa, and kitchenette. The one-bedroom suite expands the kitchenette to a full kitchen complete with everything you need to cook your own meals and a dining area. Next, the two-bedroom suite adds a queen bed to go along with the king bed and sofa bed. Finally, the four-bedroom suite adds an additional king bed alongside four double beds and a queen sleeper sofa. Aside from these room amenities, all suites come with a private balcony or patio.

Wyndham Royal Vista

Another stellar Club Wyndham Florida resort in Pompano Beach is Wyndham Royal Vista. This property sits on three full acres of prime oceanfront with plenty of fun things to do. When you’re not strolling down the beach, you can cool off in the swimming pool, stay in shape at the fitness center, or rent a movie for a quiet night in. Not to mention, this resort features a picnic area and barbecue grills so you can cook up a delicious meal while enjoying the seaside breeze. A business center is available to help you keep up with your routines, even when you’re on vacation. There’s also a tiki bar on-site whenever you want a delicious drink. You can even work on your tan at the rooftop sun deck!

When it comes to accommodations, Wyndham Royal Vista doesn’t disappoint. The resort features one and two-bedroom suites that can accommodate four to six guests. The one-bedroom suite features a king-sized bed and queen sleeper sofa, as well as a full kitchen and a washer/dryer in-unit. As a result, laundry is a breeze at this resort! The two-bedroom suite comes with all the same bells and whistles as the one-bedroom offering but with two double beds in the second bedroom.

Three Reasons Why You Should Visit Florida

1. Weather – They don’t call it the Sunshine State for no reason! Throw away your jackets and let your hair down as you enjoy fun in the sun. Typically, during the month of March, temperatures can range from 72°F to 80°F with a low of 60°F.
2. Beaches – One thing you can expect when visiting Florida is beautiful beaches. Regardless of what part of Florida you’re in, there’s a good chance that you are a short distance from a beach. Some of the beaches include Clearwater Beach, Daytona Beach, Cocoa Beach, as well as Miami Beach.
3. Things To Do – With Florida being such a tourist state, you will always have things to do, no matter what type of person you are. If you love to get active or be outdoors, you can make your way to one of the many theme parks or go check out the wildlife. If you want to bum it out and relax by the beach, you can. Or if you’re big into the nightlife and partying it up, you’ve got major cities like Miami, Tampa, and Orlando to go to.

Want To Buy Wyndham Timeshares From Wyndham Resorts in Florida?

Are you ready to make one of the best Wyndham resorts your new home away from home? Then check out our marketplace! When you buy a timeshare at a Wyndham resort in Florida, you’ll be able to enjoy a lifetime of vacations. No more worrying about constantly booking hotel rooms. You can always rest assured that you’ll have a spacious, luxurious suite or villa with tons of amenities waiting for you. If you have any questions, feel free to give us a call at 1-800-610-2734 or email us at [email protected]. We’re always happy to help!

Rent Timeshares from Wyndham Resorts in Florida

We get it. Not everyone is ready to commit to buying a timeshare right away. Fortunately, we have a way to help you experience all of the benefits of timeshare ownership without having to commit to things like maintenance fees. With our online marketplace, you’ll be able to rent timeshares not just from Wyndham but from other timeshare developers like Hilton Grand Vacations, Holiday Inn Club Vacations, Marriott, and more! If you’re planning to check some beloved destinations off your bucket list, timeshare rentals are an excellent choice as they offer luxurious getaways across the nation. What are you waiting for? Rent a timeshare today!

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Leading external exchange company, RCI, has announced its latest affiliation with Evaan Resorts The Forest Vines Corbett from Evaan Vacation Club, adding another luxurious vacation brand to their extensive network.

The Forest Vines Corbett is a gorgeous resort property in the Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhan. It’s one of the several properties in Evaan Vacation Club in the general region. This vacation club has a rich legacy of providing high-end hospitality experiences in the vacation ownership industry.

Through this affiliation, RCI members can exchange their timeshare for a vacation at the Evaan Resorts The Forest Vines Corbett. They will also gain numerous benefits such as discounts, priority booking, offers, and member-only events.

“We are excited to welcome Evaan Resorts’ The Forest Vines Corbett into the RCI family, we are confident that our members will experience a perfect vacation that combines luxury and adventure.” said Robin Mills, Vice President of Business Development – Europe, Middle East, African, India, and Asia Pacific.”

CEO Mr. Gulvendra Singh, spokesperson of Evaan Vacation Club, also commented:

“With a unique and dedicated chain of hotels, Evaan Resorts is your one-stop solution to travel stay. We are excited to partner with RCI and offer our guests access to their vast network of vacation destinations. We believe that this affiliation will help us reach a wider audience and provide more people with an opportunity to experience the beauty of the Evaan Resorts Forest Vines Corbett.”

Staying at the Forest Vines Corbett allows you to experience a special blend of luxury and adventure. It’s perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers with its picturesque location and world-class amenities.

Learn more about RCI by visiting their website.

Tips for Selling Your Timeshare: A Seller’s Guide

Are you looking to unload your timeshare and embark on a new adventure?

Selling a timeshare can be daunting, but with the right knowledge and strategies, you can successfully navigate the resale market and find a willing buyer.

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll provide valuable tips and insights to help you sell your timeshare efficiently and at the best price.

Set the Right Price

One of the most critical aspects of selling your timeshare is pricing it correctly. Overpricing can deter potential buyers while underpricing might result in a financial loss. Consider your timeshare’s location, size, and amenities to determine the ideal price. Additionally, research similar timeshares in your resort or destination to understand the market value. Online resources and timeshare resale platforms can be invaluable for this purpose.

Market Your Timeshare

Marketing is key to attracting potential buyers. Here are some effective strategies to consider:

• Online Listings: Utilize reputable timeshare resale platforms to list your property. These platforms specialize in connecting buyers and sellers in the timeshare market.

• High-Quality Photos: Capture the beauty of your timeshare with high-resolution photos. Showcase not only the accommodations but also the surrounding area and resort amenities. 

• Engaging Descriptions: Write a compelling description highlighting your timeshare’s unique features and benefits. Emphasize its value, whether it’s a beachfront paradise, a ski-in/ski-out location, or a family-friendly resort.

• Social Media: Share your listing on social media profiles and timeshare-related groups. Your friends and connections might know someone looking for a timeshare.

Consider the Seasonality

Timeshare sales often follow a seasonal pattern, with peak demand during certain times of the year. Plan your listing accordingly to maximize your chances of selling. For example, beachfront timeshares may be more appealing in the summer, while ski resorts are in demand during the winter. Be patient and flexible, but also be aware of market trends.

 Be Transparent

Honesty is the best policy when selling a timeshare. Disclose all fees, maintenance costs, and any potential restrictions or limitations associated with your property. Being upfront with buyers will build trust and prevent any surprises down the road.

 Negotiate Wisely

When you receive offers, be prepared to negotiate. While you may have a target price in mind, it’s essential to be flexible and open to reasonable offers. Remember that timeshare resales are competitive, and buyers often seek bargains. Negotiating in good faith can lead to a successful sale.

Utilize Professional Help

Consider hiring a qualified real estate agent or a timeshare resale specialist if navigating the timeshare resale market seems intimidating. They can assist with pricing, marketing, and the sale’s legal aspects.

The Final Words

 Selling your timeshare doesn’t have to be a complicated endeavor. You can increase your chances of finding a buyer by setting the right price, effectively marketing your property, and using reputable resale platforms. Remember to be transparent, negotiate wisely, and stay informed about market trends. With these tips and patience, you’ll be well on your way to a successful timeshare resale.

Selling your timeshare is all about making the right choices at every step. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your vacation experiences or free yourself from the financial burden of ownership, following these tips will set you on the path to a successful timeshare resale.

So, if you’re ready to sell your timeshare and embark on your next adventure, remember these essential tips. Selling your timeshare can be a smooth and profitable experience with the right approach. Remember to use trusted timeshare resale platforms to connect with potential buyers. With patience, transparency, and a strategic mindset, you’ll be well-equipped to navigate the timeshare resale market and achieve a successful sale.

By TST October 11, 2023 24 Comments