JaxCalle
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- Location
- Florida
- Resorts Owned
- Marriott's Willow Ridge Resort
Hi Friends:
I used to come here about 12 years ago when I sold my first timeshare, then bought another, and now I wish to sell my Marriott's Willow Ridge Silver week. Yes, not the greatest in trade value, but I've gotten some GEMS here in Orlando, FL in exchange (via II) - even a 3 bedroom townhouse in the gorgeous Marriott Harbour Lakes. It's a TWO bedroom Lock Off, so I get two weeks out of it.
My situation has changed in life and I can't use my week any further. I'm thinking of selling it for something around $1,000, but I'm confused by the closing costs. I'm administratively savvy, so I can do title filings, Right of First Refusal forms with Marriott (I live in Orlando), and so forth.
I don't know if BUYERS today EXPECT that the seller will pay for all closing costs (I'm not a broker or in real estate, so I am not licensed to manage real-estate). If one is not a Real Estate company, how can we offer FREE CLOSINGS when you sell our timeshare?? Are people doing the closings themselves or are they hiring a company to do it?
If you think I should DEFINITELY use a Timeshare Closing Company -- who is the least expensive and trust worthy? And IS the SELLER expected to pay for these closings always?
Thanks for your kind assistance fellow owners!
Jackie
I used to come here about 12 years ago when I sold my first timeshare, then bought another, and now I wish to sell my Marriott's Willow Ridge Silver week. Yes, not the greatest in trade value, but I've gotten some GEMS here in Orlando, FL in exchange (via II) - even a 3 bedroom townhouse in the gorgeous Marriott Harbour Lakes. It's a TWO bedroom Lock Off, so I get two weeks out of it.
My situation has changed in life and I can't use my week any further. I'm thinking of selling it for something around $1,000, but I'm confused by the closing costs. I'm administratively savvy, so I can do title filings, Right of First Refusal forms with Marriott (I live in Orlando), and so forth.
I don't know if BUYERS today EXPECT that the seller will pay for all closing costs (I'm not a broker or in real estate, so I am not licensed to manage real-estate). If one is not a Real Estate company, how can we offer FREE CLOSINGS when you sell our timeshare?? Are people doing the closings themselves or are they hiring a company to do it?
If you think I should DEFINITELY use a Timeshare Closing Company -- who is the least expensive and trust worthy? And IS the SELLER expected to pay for these closings always?
Thanks for your kind assistance fellow owners!
Jackie