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Re: Selling Marriott time shares (by David H.):

karik27 wrote:

Yes, Marriott has the right to buy it back but these days, unless the sale is WAY BELOW value, they won't buy it back. If a Seller finds a Buyer and has a sale price of 500.00 then it is likely that Marriott will offer 600.00. They would not want to devalue their project with underpriced sales. So keep the price fair market and they likely will not exercise their right because they have too many units to deal with from people walking away.

When Marriott exercises their Right of First Refusal, they do so until the terms of the original agreement. So in this example, they would purchase the week at $500.

The advice from most people is to negotiate the lowest price without regard to ROFR. Marriott is essentially not exercising ROFR at this time.