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Need more info. on how to submit my timeshare for rental (by Mary D.):

Garyk, Are you saying that you have deposited an owned week with Interval but have not yet accepted an exchange? And your time (2 years?) to make an exchange is running out? I'd suggest that you phone Interval immediately to see if they will allow you to extend the life of your deposit--for a fee of course. However, it is generally understood that it is against the rules of the exchange company for you to rent out any week that you received from it in an exchange. You can use such a week yourself or you may gift it to a friend. In the latter case, there is a fee to put the week into the friend's name in addition to the normal exchange fee. I don't think there is a problem accepting repayment for the guest confirmation fee and (one hopes) for the basic exchange fee. However, even if renting such a week were legal, the complications of trying to find a renter for something you don't know you can get boggles the mind. You would do much better trying to rent out your owned week. (Well in advance!) MD