rothbear
newbie
I'm hoping I can get some guidance on a rather complicated timeshare sale.
We currently own a week in St. Pete Beach, FL. While there I mentioned we were considering selling our week and was immediately approached by a woman from Ontario, Canada interested in buying it. It's a very lucrative week, apparently, for Canadians who work for the school district and there are no other units for sale in the resort for this week. Anyway, we live in SC (near Charlotte NC) and we are wondering who we would use for closing. Do we need to have someone in FL do this? Or can we use someone near us? Does the fact that the buyer is from Canada make it more complicated? Should we be using a closer experienced in timeshare sales, maybe in FL? And if so, can this be done through the mail or by email? Really don't want to have to drive the 12 hours back down to St. Pete to do this. And if should use someone specializing in this, who would you recommend in the Tampa/St. Pete area?
Help!!!! This unit was deeded to us by MIL about 18 years ago and we have decided that being very close to retirement we really don't need this yearly expense since we rarely stay there, mostly exchange which costs us about $900/year to do with all the RCI/II fees.
We currently own a week in St. Pete Beach, FL. While there I mentioned we were considering selling our week and was immediately approached by a woman from Ontario, Canada interested in buying it. It's a very lucrative week, apparently, for Canadians who work for the school district and there are no other units for sale in the resort for this week. Anyway, we live in SC (near Charlotte NC) and we are wondering who we would use for closing. Do we need to have someone in FL do this? Or can we use someone near us? Does the fact that the buyer is from Canada make it more complicated? Should we be using a closer experienced in timeshare sales, maybe in FL? And if so, can this be done through the mail or by email? Really don't want to have to drive the 12 hours back down to St. Pete to do this. And if should use someone specializing in this, who would you recommend in the Tampa/St. Pete area?
Help!!!! This unit was deeded to us by MIL about 18 years ago and we have decided that being very close to retirement we really don't need this yearly expense since we rarely stay there, mostly exchange which costs us about $900/year to do with all the RCI/II fees.