Timeshare resale, demystified

Yes. Regardless of when or where you bought it, you have the right to resell your timeshare on the resale market.

Yes. If there's a balance remaining, it's simply paid out of the buyer's purchase price during closing. We'll walk you through how that works.

Some resorts include an ROFR clause, meaning that once you and a buyer agree on a price, the resort has the option to buy it back at that same price. Either way, you receive the agreed amount — the sale just completes with the resort instead of the buyer.

No. A timeshare isn't traditional real estate, so brokerage is optional and usually unnecessary. Our for-sale-by-owner approach connects you with buyers directly — no commission to a broker.

No. Your timeshare wasn't appraised when you bought it and doesn't need to be to resell. Your specialist will help you set a competitive asking price based on comparable listings — at no cost.

Not typically. As an advertising service we don't handle closings — but most resale closings are done by a licensed, bonded title/closing company that takes care of deed preparation, escrow, the estoppel certificate, and recording, with the title work reviewed by a licensed attorney.

Yes. The closing company can retrieve a copy of your deed from the county where the timeshare is recorded, usually for a small fee.

Most timeshare closings take roughly 60 to 180 days from start to finish. The timeline depends on how quickly each party returns documents and on the resort's transfer process.

Weeks you've already deposited with an exchange company stay yours — selling the timeshare doesn't affect them. You can use them, or include them with the sale as an added incentive for buyers.

There's no way to promise a specific timeframe, and we never will. Resort, season, demand, and especially price all play a role — pricing competitively is the single biggest thing that helps a timeshare sell.

No. We're a resale marketplace that helps current owners advertise their timeshare to real buyers. We're not an 'exit' company — those often charge large upfront fees to 'cancel' a contract using tactics that can backfire on the owner. Selling on the resale market is the legitimate path.

There's one flat listing fee, quoted on your consultation call — never a commission or a cut of your sale. Inquiring and getting a price are always free, with no obligation.

Yes. Your contact details are used only to help you sell and are never published on your public listing or sold to third parties. See our Privacy Policy for details.