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Re: Executive Property Management (by Lance C.):

pegg5 wrote:
Thanks! So, how do you find the legitimate companies?

ltrba.com has a list of licensed real estate brokers. The upside is that they will only charge you a commission after the sale. The downside is that their commission is a minimum of $1000 and your timeshare might not even be worth that amount.

If you timeshare is not worth much (less than $1000 perhaps?), then your best bet is to try to DIY. Advertise it on a reputable website such as here on RedWeek ($15 for an annual membership and $60 to place a For Sale ad), Craigslist (but be prepared for an avalanche of spam and scam attempts), E-bay (your ad will probably be buried in an avalanche of other "dog weeks" for sale), or Bidshares (free but not much response).

Once you find a buyer and an agreed-upon price (as well as agree to who will pay the closing costs), use a reputable closing company. Some that are highly recommended are JRA Closings and Timeshare Transfer.