mac5u
TUG Member
I was reading through this thread, and this post by Saintsfanfl really got me to thinking as I am considering purchasing a resale.
So as a newb to the Resale market, I certainly understand why a Seller would think and do business this way. From a Buyer's perspective working with you, the Seller, why would I be willing to have the funds released before I am assured of both ownership and usage?
And since the conundrum exists, how is it usually resolved, especially amongst Tuggers? How does one go about choosing sellers carefully?
--Michael
So as a newb to the Resale market, I certainly understand why a Seller would think and do business this way. From a Buyer's perspective working with you, the Seller, why would I be willing to have the funds released before I am assured of both ownership and usage?
And since the conundrum exists, how is it usually resolved, especially amongst Tuggers? How does one go about choosing sellers carefully?
--Michael
It's a conundrum. I will not sell a timeshare where I must wait for final transfer in order to be paid. The reason is because I have very little recourse once I sign over my legal title to the property. So from a seller's stand point I will never agree to this for a timeshare that has value. If I was a buyer I would love for this to happen but instead I just choose my sellers very carefully.
Unfortunately the conundrum exists because you have two very separate things. One is the legal title to the deeded property and the other is the timeshare usage. The two can be completely unrelated based on the timeshare usage agreements (floating, points, etc.).
Last edited: