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[Q=emmac27]The following suggests that not only can we refuse to inherit an unwanted timeshare, but we can also arrange to have the timeshare removed from the estate if the fees are more than the value of the timeshare. HOORAY! [/Q] The value is only what a buyer is willing to pay. In the old days (before this recession) values could be placed on many timeshare weeks but now it's a major dilemma to find a given value .... however if you go to Ebay Timeshare Auctions and see that the same resort and week your decedent owned is auctioning for $1 then you have your value. Ebay is the #1 place to see what a timeshare week is really worth in the market today. Your information is good to know and you have certainly done your homework, but be sure to check with the state the decedent's timeshare was located as to estate laws regarding timeshares.