You should listen to the advice of the Real Estate agent. What you should do is go to google.com and type in buyer related terms like : buy timeshare, buy (the state of the timeshare) timeshare or just type in buy and the name of the resort. That way if you working with the company that pops up most consistantly you know the buyer will likely go to that site. another recomendation is to talk to a few companies and ask them for their traffic stats, and offer stats plus check up on them with the BBB
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Originally Posted by cookiejarcollector I have been told by my resort "not to pay upfront" for resale service.
I don't have a Westgate timeshare, but my resort is also packed and popular. My husband sells real estate in Ashville, NC and works for a nationally recognized real estate firm. He has been in contact with his company's office in Central Florida and they directed him to the internet in search of a resale company. The trouble is they all demand some kind of listing or advertising fee! So, we're stuck in this 'circle of confusion' and really don't know what to do... |