Timeshare Maintenance Fees

Timeshare ownership requires that yearly maintenance fees be paid by the owners to assure that the resort is kept up to date and well maintained. These fees cover the cost of running the resort, landscaping, physical property maintenance, insurance, utilities, and replacement of fixtures, furniture and appliances. Maintenance fees also cover the costs of special…

What Makes a Timeshare Different Than a Hotel?

In the past timeshare resorts used to be ultra-exclusive, members-only type establishments for which travelers paid a premium for excellent service and luxurious accommodations. The line between timeshare and hotel has started to blur over the past ten years, and many timeshare resorts now offer rooms by the night or week to non-owners. In fact,…

Do I Need a Lawyer or Broker to Sell My Timeshare?

Whether you are considering selling your timeshare ‘for sale by owner’, or have already found a buyer for your time share property (in which case – congratulations), there are a few legalities you will need to consider before closing the sale. In either case, you may be wondering whether or not you need a lawyer…

Timeshare Checklist

This article will help to assist consumers interested purchasing timeshare by providing a comprehensive list of topics to consider before signing the deed for time share property ownership. There are many timesharing options available from traditional deeded week ownership to points memberships as well as interval ownership; it is important to put the time in…