Buyers
Buying a resale week is the best value way to enjoy all the benefits of timeshare - at a fraction of the cost.

Decide on the area in the world where you would like to own and the time of year. If we do not have a week available there, then call us because we can work with our colleagues to find just what you want.

When you make an offer, remember that the cost to transfer the ownership into your name is in addition to the listed price and is the responsibility of the new owner. The transfer costs differ from resort to resort. You will also be responsible for the management fee.

Don't be afraid to ask us questions. We are here to answer any queries you have about the resort and the week. So call us! If we do not know the answers, we'll contact the owners and ask for you.

If you want to join RCI Weeks or Points with your new week, then please ask us at the time of making your offer. We have some great value RCI Points conversion prices and can also arrange your membership to RCI Weeks.

Buying Timeshare in America
American timeshare weeks are a little more complicated to buy as they are deeded, these deeds need to be re-written in the buyers name and registered with the state the resort is located in. Do not worry as we have clear advice and the expertise to guide you through this process with the greatest of ease!

1. Find a week you want to buy, contact us and make an offer.
2. If the offer is accepted you will need to pay the amount offered into our escrow service.
3. You will need a closing agent to transfer the deeds into your name. (we recommend and regularly use Re-Max.)
4. The agent will require; The names on original warranty deed, The names of the new owners, The price the week was purchased at, A legal and administration fee (Re-Max charges ?xx)
5. We will take the details over the phone when you make the offer and forward them to the closing agent. The seller will post the deeds to the closing agent. The Buyer will need to pay the closing agents fees by cheque or bank transfer.
6. New deeds are issued in the buyers name and funds are released from Escrow to the seller.
7. You are now a proud Timeshare owner, if you want a little help getting started please contact us and we will talk you through your new holiday options.

Sellers
It is important to have realistic expectations when you sell your timeshare. Remember, timeshare ownership is not an investment and in nearly all cases the resale price will be considerably less than you paid. Indeed the final price may be only 25-50% of the original price.

Have as much information about your resort and week available at all times - the new owners will need to know all the facts about your resort such as what the management fee currently is and what it has been over the past few years. They will need to know who the management company is. They will need to know how they book their week. Think what you would like to know if you were buying.

If a lower offer is made for your week, think it through before declining. Reselling timeshare can take up to twelve months (or even longer with some resorts) so you may not get another offer for some time. And that could mean paying another year's management fee?