How do I find out what market value is when buying a resale?

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How do I find out what market value is when buying a resale? (by Joyce E.):

jayjay wrote:
joycee31 wrote:
CAN YOU READ, ARE YOU BLIND ? ? AFTER READING ALL THE NEGATIVES ABOUT TIMESSHARE AND SELLING THEM, HOW ON EARTH CAN YOU POSSIBLY THINK OF BUYING ONE. BUYING A TIMESHARE SHOULD BE AN ACT OF CONGRESS AND TOTALLY ILLEGAL. GOOD LUCK.
Not necessarily ... there are many people that buy a timeshare where they want to go every year and be in the same unit (no surprises) and there are people that buy a timeshare to get a certain unit at a resort (beachfront, near pools etc ... again no surprises).
As long as the buyer buys resale at a fair price and realizes that maintenance fees are neverending and go up every year and that they are responsible for ownership until they sell it, then they would be considered a halfway educated buyer. Timeshare ownership is not necessarily bad if you buy for the right reasons and you research all the pros and cons of ownership.

DON'T FORGET TO ALSO RESEARCH THE PROS AND CONS OF SELLING IT IF NECESSARY.