Timeshare Resales - How to set your asking price

Realize that you are in competition for the buyer's money with every seller on the Internet.

If you are serious about selling your timeshare we strongly suggest that you take the time and effort to do a little research, it will make all the difference, and here are some suggestions to help you:

1. Get on the net and go to Google or Yahoo and put your resort name in their search box.

You will get a good idea of what other sellers are ASKING
This does not mean that what they are asking is what they sell for because timeshares generally sell for less than the asking price. The lowest prices you find are what you are looking for, if you want to be competitive to other sellers, because buyers obviously pick off the bottom prices, not the top prices.

2. Find out from your home resort what the current selling price is for a unit identical to yours. Realize that the developer price is generally far higher than resale prices, but the developer price will give you an idea of the extreme top end of what a typical timeshare would sell for on the resale market. the resale market is a completely different arena than the arena enjoyed by the developer.

3. Your asking price should fall somewhere between the lowest price you find from other sellers, and the developer's price, depending upon how quickly you want to sell. A caveat is that if you price yours only a little bit too high, it may not sell. If you have a Premier Ad on our website, you will be provided statistics so you can see what effect various prices or wording. has on your ad activity.