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The site is community of individuals brought together by a common timeshare. There are various features for timeshare owners, such as pictures, resort reviews, and resort news. You can post your unit for sale and for rent. By posting your unit for or rent on this site, you may be able to rent it out and keep all the rent money. You can cover your maintenance fee and have some money left over. Vacationers(somebody wanting to rent or purchase a timeshare) can also place a want ad for any specific resort. Owners can view those want ads directly.
This site is solely for the purpose of individual owners of timeshares and vacationers. Any agent, reseller, corporation, timeshare resale company, or individual in the business of timeshare resales or rentals is not allowed to post property for sale on this Site without a sponsor relationship with ResortsandRentals. Please contact sales to discuss sponsorship privileges and requirements. Each ad can only represent one week for sale or rent. Separate ads must be places for a resale and rental. Separate ads must be placed for multiple weeks owned at one resort, but we offer a discount for owners that have over four weeks at the same resort. Contact us for the rates.
You can post your week for sale on-line here by simply clicking on the button “sell your condo” on the left of the resort home page. You can post your week for rent on-line here by simply clicking on the button “rent your condo” on the top of the home page.
This is great for you. Here is how to benefit: Post a rental ad at the most popular resorts, then you should be contacted by vacationers to rent them. Contact us and we can tell you the most popular resorts and you can post rental ads at each one. You should do great. We have almost 5,000 timeshares on our website and over 10,000 people a day coming to our website. Most are vacationers looking for timeshare rentals. If you booked holiday times and summer times at the popular resorts you are bound to do very well:
Everything on the site except posting your timeshare for rent and sale, a resort report, and the timeshare lease and sales contract is free. We are timeshare owners too. There is a $19.95 charge to post an ad for each individual fixed week for rent that runs until the week is up ($24.95 for a float week that runs for six months). Sale ads cost $34.95 and run for six months. The fee is separate for rent and for sale. There are no other charges – no other up front charges and no other charges when you rent or sell your timeshare. We are not involved in the transaction, we just help the timeshare owner and the buyer/renter get together. We do not keep credit card information in our systems for security purposes – so we can’t and won’t charge you anything else.
Having your condo priced right is very important in getting it rented. It is also important to understand that if you rented your week through an agent you would pay between 25% and 40% of the rental price as a fee to the agent, so you should be able to give a good discount from the regular rate since we don’t charge a commission. To get a price report on units that have rented see ResortsandRentals.
We can’t advise you on your selling price. Watch out for agents that say they can get you a lot for your week but want a large up-front fee. For all the information you need to price your week and the asking price of timeshares that have sold on this site see ResortsandRentals.
Once you post your timeshare for rent, a fixed week ad will run until you mark it rented or it will expire on your check-out date. A float week ad will run for six months. A float is considered anything over 7 days. Your may post your rental week up to two years in advance of your check-out date. The for sale ad will expire after six months.
You must own the week you have posted. You must pay your resort’s maintenance fee before the guest arrives. You must notify the timeshare that the guest will be using your week. As long as nobody has rented your week, you can pull the posting at any time. You are in control of your posting at all times.
Yes, as long as you haven’t already rented out the week to a renter. There are no refunds.
You can go to ResortsandRentals to log in and make changes to your timeshare ad. You can also view all contacts you have received from your ads.
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You may want to speak to your accountant about this topic.
Unfortunately, we are unable to offer refunds.
The renter is responsible for any damages. The renter’s credit card is submitted at check in. Some resorts treat the credit card is for incidental expense only and will not cover damage which is the responsibility of the timeshare owner. Be sure to check with the resort directly.
Yes. This is advisable. They would need to be separate ads, but this would get you the best visibility to your sale ad and your rental ad to the correct audience.
Yes, There is a nominal $19.95 charge for each fixed week rental posting, $24.95 for a float week posting and $34.95 for each sale posting. clicking on the button “rent your condo” on the top of the home page.
The posting should be posted within seconds. Please contact the webmaster at ResortsandRentals if you still don’t see it.
The sooner you post your timeshare the better
Your may post your rental week up to two years in advance of your check-out date.
Yes, but you must ensure that your maintenance fee is paid in full and receipted prior to the guests arriving at the complex to use your week.
Check with the exchange company and the resort you are banking into. If it is ok with them then you can post it at the resort you have been confirmed into.
Yes, you are free to instruct other organizations to try and rent/sell your week because posting your unit on this site does not limit you to only using our site.
A renter will contact through you through our website if they want to rent or buy your unit.
Something is wrong. Timeshare owners have been successful on this site. If your unit is only for sale, you should post it for rent too and rent it until it sells. Make sure your e-mail is correct. Go find your posting and e-mail yourself through our site to make sure it works. Consider lowering your price, as price seems to be the driving factor for timeshare resales.
That is between you and the renter. Once your renter notifies you that they want to rent your unit, you’ll need to work on the details with them. As an example, get 25% immediately, secure a guaranteed reservation from the resort, give the renter the reservation number and the phone number to call and verify and then once verified the balance is paid.
If the renter cancels, the owner is not responsible for returning their money. The owner can’t cancel and if does, must return the money and any other expenses (like airfare) and also may suffer legal consequences.
Of course, it’s your week. You paid for it. You can go there yourself, let a relative or friend use it, or rent it.
At check-in, a guest will be required to submit a credit card for any charges accrued during the stay.
No, just book your week directly with your resort. Once you have your week confirmed, then post it on ResortsandRentals to sell or rent.
There is a photos page for each resort on our site. You can post more pictures from that page.
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For rentals, we offer a timeshare lease or a short term vacation rental agreement. For buyers and sellers, we offer a timeshare sales agreement or timeshare sales contract. For sellers, use a reputable legal firm like we have here: ResortsandRentals to handle your closing. They will use your sales contract to help in the closing. Expect them to handle all the paperwork for the transfer and escrow the money. They handle the sales contract between the seller and the buyer, a “no liens affidavit”, closing statements, and holding money in escrow.
Float weeks are fine to post. There is a limit of one year for the float period per posting on this site and the ad will run for six months. A float is anything over 7 nights.
It would be prudent. You can download a rental agreement here: timeshare rental agreement and a sales contract here: sales contract.
Unfortunately, they exist. Never give a potential buyer or renter your bank account information. Watch for bad grammar, bad spelling, all capital letters, the fact that they are so sure they want your week as signs. Wanting to wire money to you is another common trick used by scammers. You should always use a middleman to handle the transaction. See ResortsandRentals Please check with us if you question anyone and please report any scammers to us.
If you are not satisfied with your results, you should consider lowering your price. You can see what is for sale at your resort for an idea what is competitive. To find all sold prices at your resort and nearby resorts follow this path: start at ResortsandRentals and chose the state of the resort on the drop down on the right titled “select a location”. Once you see the list, choose the blue link in the middle of the page to see all timeshares for sale in the state. You can then choose to see all those that have sold on this site by clicking the link titled “see sold list here”. Prices are included on this list.
Yes,
You can rent a condo that is less expensive than a hotel but it is much nicer and has more room and amenities than a hotel.
Timeshares offers people the opportunity to purchase or rent time at fully furnished vacation accommodations – usually in weekly increments – for a fraction of the cost of full vacation home ownership. Timeshares can take a variety of forms. The most common is a resort condominium (which can range from a studio with a partial kitchen, all the way up to a five-bedroom unit with a full kitchen and luxury amenities).
Yes, usually timeshares have fully stocked kitchens and multiple rooms.
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You pay whatever the owner is asking for rent or negotiate with the owner. We don’t charge you anything.
No.
Find the resort you are interested in and choose the “Be notified of new postings for this resort” link. When an owner posts a timeshare at that resort, you will receive an automatic e-mail letting you know that a new property has been posted. You can then go look at it and decide if you want to inquire about it.
Contact the owner and send the owner the agreed-upon rental fee. Make sure they have notified the timeshare that you will be using their week.
Only if the owner agrees. This is between you and the timeshare owner
That is between you and the timeshare owner.
Click their name next to their property for rent/sale. This will bring up a form that will be sent to the owner.
We are not affiliated with the timeshare, so you would have to find them on your own.
Yes.
Usually one week – 7 nights. Timeshares are typically rented in intervals consisting of a seven-night stay.
Your vacation accommodation is fully furnished with all kitchen utensils, TV, down to the sheets and towels.
If the renter cancels, the owner is not responsible for returning their money.
The owner can’t cancel and if does, must return the money and any other expenses (like airfare) and also may suffer legal consequences.
When posting their week, owners submit that their information is true and accurate. However, you may wish to contact the resort to confirm your reservation
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Send a message to us.
It would be prudent. You can download a timeshare rental agreement here.
That is between you and the owner. Once you notify the owner that you want to rent your unit you will need to work on the details with them. As an example, pay 50% immediately, the owner then secures a guaranteed reservation from the resort, gives you the reservation number and the phone number to call and verify and then once verified the balance is paid. Some resorts like Wyndham don’t work this way since the owner owns points and cashes them in for the stay.
You can buy a timeshare at a great price. They are listed at huge discounts from the developers prices.
Timeshares offers people the opportunity to purchase or rent time at fully furnished vacation accommodations – usually in weekly increments – for a fraction of the cost of full vacation home ownership. Timeshares can take a variety of forms. The most common is a resort condominium (which can range from a studio with a partial kitchen, all the way up to a five-bedroom unit with a full kitchen and luxury amenities).
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Nothing.
Find the resort you are interested in and choose the “Be notified of new postings for this resort” link. When an owner posts a timeshare at that resort, you will receive an automatic e-mail letting you know that a new property has been posted. You can then go look at it and decide if you want to inquire about it.
You should contact the resort yourself to confirm the owner’s ownership before you purchase.
How do I know if an owner really owns that week they have posted? You should contact the resort yourself to confirm the owner’s ownership before you purchase.
How do I handle the closing or transfer of the timeshare? We offer a timeshare sales agreement or timeshare sales contract. Once you have the contract, use a reputable legal firm like we have here: ResortsandRentals to handle your closing. They will your sales contract to handle all the paperwork for sales and escrow the money. They handle the sales contract between the seller and the buyer, a “no liens affidavit”, closing statements, and holding money in escrow.
A float week ownership does not specify any particular week. So it offers the ability to reserve any week, every year. Some resorts exclude certain holiday weeks, so you’d want to check with the resort to see what float covers
Lockout means that the unit has two front doors and can be separated.
Each color serves as a rating of the overall desirability of a particular week at a timeshare resort. Red is considered peak season and the most desirable time of year to own. Red is followed by white and yellow, and then blue and green, which are considered off-season.
To finance a timeshare, you should use a reputable timeshare financing company.
ResortsandRentals was founded with a primary mission of bringing timeshare owners and vacation renters together to maximize timeshare ownership and provide travel deals for vacationers. ResortsandRentals offers the timeshare owner a community (network) of owners at their resort. ResortsandRentals provides an opportunity for owners to share experiences, discuss the resort and nearby amenities, and post their unit for rent or sale or view other rentals and resales available throughout the world. ResortsandRentals is not owned or operated by any resort, but by owners of timeshares.
This Site is solely for the purpose of individual owners of timeshares and vacationers. Any agent, reseller, corporation, timeshare resale company, or individual in the business of timeshare resales or rentals is not allowed to post property for sale or rent on this Site without a sponsor relationship with ResortsandRentals.Please contact sales to discuss sponsorship privileges and requirements.
We accept reputable companies in the timeshare business to advertise on our site. To post your unit for rent there is a $19.95 posting fee for a fixed week that will run until the week is up, a $24.95 fee for a float week that will run for six months, and for sale ads are $34.95 and run for six months. The rest of the site is totally free except for the resort report and rental/sales contracts. We need to cover the cost of running this site and helping out the owners. We are actively marketing this site to vacationers to help those people that have posted their unit for rent and for sale.
It would be prudent. You can download a timeshare rental agreement.
It would be prudent. You can download a timeshare sales agreement.
For rentals, we offer a timeshare lease or a short term vacation rental agreement. For buyers and sellers, we offer a timeshare sales agreement or timeshare sales contract. For sellers, use a reputable legal firm like we have here: ResortsandRentals to handle your closing. They will your sales contract to handle all the paperwork for sales and escrow the money. They handle the sales contract between the seller and the buyer, a “no liens affidavit”, closing statements, and holding money in escrow.
We accept reputable companies in the timeshare business to advertise on our site. To post your unit for rent there is a $19.95 posting fee for a fixed week that will run until the week is up, a $24.95 fee for a float week that will run for six months, and for sale ads are $34.95 and run for six months. The rest of the site is totally free except for the resort report and rental/sales contracts. We need to cover the cost of running this site and helping out the owners. We are actively marketing this site to vacationers to help those people that have posted their unit for rent and for sale.