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Sell Timeshare & Timeshare Resales Safely
Sell timeshare resales safely using our guide. Those advertising
resales need to be aware of many things. For starters, owners must
educate themselves with respect to the truth
about timeshare and be realistic about their expectations. Also
see Up Front Fees.
This guide, designed to advertise timeshare will jump start the
educational process about and hopefully train new owners on how
to put their vacation property up for sale the right way.
Resort Timeshare Sales Experts
We would like to point out a few things. We believe these
to be the biggest stumbling blocks encountered during timeshare
sales. Read through these points of interest and make note of the
areas which might present a problem to you as a potential owner.
- Be realistic regarding the price you expect to receive for the
vacation property. This might seem harsh but this is not "typical
real estate" and does not always sell around the price
you paid for it. (See our pricing
a timeshare section). Not all resales are like this. Some
areas will fetch a higher price but generally be prepared to receive
less money than you paid for the unit when you purchased it.
- Look at other units like yours and find out how much they are
going for. Remember, beat the resort price and stay competitive
with private sellers.
- What type of medium would you like to advertise across? Select
an advertising company that will market
your resale where it is most cost effective. Radio, TV, Newspapers,
billboard, direct mail, or telemarketing all tend to get rather
expensive for a company to maintain and this overhead is passed
along to you in the form of a higher cost for your advertising.
- Set your price negotiable. Don't limit your offers by setting
a FIRM price for your unit.
- Quick Sales stem from aggressive pricing. If you want to get
out from under that unit fast then set your asking price somewhat
lower than the rest of the units for sale.
- Don't take a ridiculous offer. If you're not in a hurry don't
take any ridiculous offers. Hold out for something reasonably
close to what you expect.
- Pass the closing costs to the buyer. Let the buyer pick up any
closing costs associated with the sale. This is customary
in the resale industry.
- Throw the banked weeks in with the sale. If you have any banked
weeks associated with your timeshare, throw them in with the
sale as an incentive to buy. This usually adds the required value
needed for that quick turnover.
- Try not to sell when you're in a hurry. The best time to put
your resale up for sale is when you have plenty of time. Don't
let pressure ruin an otherwise enjoyable sales experience.
- Be very realistic about what you own. Remember, this is not
traditional real estate. It typically moves slow. Anyone telling
you it moves fast or that they have a buyer waiting is trying
to scam you. There are no
crystal balls and nobody can tell you when your resale is going
to be purchased.
If you are planning to sell timeshare resales, please use our guide.
If you need of more help while trying to sell
your timeshare, please contact us
for the information you need. We are more than ready to help with
your timeshare sales needs.
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2/3/2006
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