In these cost cutting, dollar stretching, penny pinching times, maintaining a seldom or never used timeshare is increasingly difficult. The simple answer, sell it. But simple is not often easy and unless you are an expert in real estate, you probably don’t even know where to start. Here are some ideas to help you through the process.

First, know up front that selling your timeshare will cost you some money. Just how much depends on who you choose to help you. Most reputable agents for this kind of property will charge a fee for listing and handling the details. These fees are generally in the range of $50. If your prospective broker is talking hundreds, a thousand or more, think again before you sign on the dotted line. These fees are often non-refundable, meaning the broker gets to keep them even if you don’t make the sale.

As in many enterprises, networking is often a help. Perhaps you know someone in your timeshare group who sold their share and would be willing to tell you how that worked out. Also consider calling the people that manage your timeshare, They may know of a way to sell the property. After all, they would rather have happy, visiting customers than people who are in danger of defaulting due to financial difficulties.

Remember, the market has changed since you bought into your timeshare. Find out what buyers in the current market are looking for in a timeshare and emphasize the qualities that match those requirements. There was a reason you bought into the timeshare in the first place. Find a reason for someone else to buy it from you.

Buy sticking to the facts and pricing the property appropriately, you greatly increase your chances of a quick sale for top dollar. And remember to make sure you have a current reading on your price point using the free online service. Free is the best place to check, there are many places that can help you list your property without you having to deal with a real estate agent.

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