Selling*your*timeshare

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) frequently warns consumers about timeshare resale fraud. Protect yourself by watching out for these common traps:

: Walk away from any company that guarantees a quick sale or promises to recover your original purchase price.

Before listing your unit anywhere else, call your resort developer or Homeowners Association (HOA).

Are you currently of timeshare (like Disney, Marriott, or Wyndham), or are you just gathering general information ?

Note: Your maintenance fees usually must be fully paid off to qualify for these options. 2. Rent It Out Temporarily

Selling*your*timeshare

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) frequently warns consumers about timeshare resale fraud. Protect yourself by watching out for these common traps:

: Walk away from any company that guarantees a quick sale or promises to recover your original purchase price. selling*your*timeshare

Before listing your unit anywhere else, call your resort developer or Homeowners Association (HOA). selling*your*timeshare

Are you currently of timeshare (like Disney, Marriott, or Wyndham), or are you just gathering general information ? selling*your*timeshare

Note: Your maintenance fees usually must be fully paid off to qualify for these options. 2. Rent It Out Temporarily