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Re: sELLING MY TIMESHARE (by Mary D.):

kekouri wrote:

I've seen a wek go in a few days.

A good unit in a good resort and a good fixed or float time period.

BUT the main issue is the money. You want it gone fast....price it right. And no, its not anywhere near the price the developer asked.

A hint.....Fairfield RESALE points move at between 1/2 cent each and 3 cents each.

A Marriott Seaview 2 bed 2 bath in the gold season went for $1000 and is still being sold by Marriott for over $12,000. (Since its a gold week, II does not see all the weeks colors as RED....and if Judi sees this, it was brought out on tug that these units do not have a ROFR clause in the HOA docs (but I'm not so sure)

If you go through a real, honest, licensed realtor, and you want to really sell, brace yourself when they tell you a price range.....that is if you really want to sell. (Ask for the licensed real estate sales person or broker. Someone on the other forums just mentioned to ask for their CREDENTIALS....sounds like The Music Man.

And....the week or points need to be wanted....

Yes the PC Companies want all the weeks...but as you know, they charge you to take the T/S off your hands and then put it on e bay for a buck. Maybe this is why some pricing is so low?

============ "A hint.....Fairfield RESALE points move at between 1/2 cent each and 3 cents each. "

If you actually do own Fairfield points, you might do better to rent them to other Fairfield owner who need more for the year. You should be able to get $5 per thousand or more, which is enough to pay most Maintenance Fees, and you still own your timeshare. There is a catagory for that under "Redwishes." MD