Thinking of Selling

[PhilaMom]

I have a [MVC Week] that we purchased a year ago, mostly to trade. My husband passed away in August and now I’m not sure I want to keep it. If I decide to sell it, do you have recommendations on how to go about doing that?

[Moderator Note: Post edited to remove details because ads are not permitted in the TUG public forums.] <-- SueDonJ

 

[TheTimeTraveler]

Very sorry for your loss.

You can advertise here on TUG in the Classified section. Another alternative would be via REDWEEK ---- www.Redweek.com














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[ljmiii]

I have a [MVC Week] that we purchased a year ago, mostly to trade. My husband passed away in August and now I’m not sure I want to keep it. If I decide to sell it, do you have recommendations on how to go about doing that?

[Moderator Note: Post edited to remove details because ads are not permitted in the TUG public forums.] <-- SueDonJ

I've had good experiences on Redweek buying timeshares as well as renting in both directions...though not (yet) selling.

 

[vacationtime1]

I have bought and sold through Redweek on multiple occasions. I would not use their "full service" based on the experiences of other Tuggers who have posted here.

When you have a buyer, use a competent closing company such as LT Transfers.

 

[silentg]

Sorry for the loss of your husband. I have bought and sold my timeshares onTUG Marketplace . Try putting an ad there first.

 

[Dean]

I have a [MVC Week] that we purchased a year ago, mostly to trade. My husband passed away in August and now I’m not sure I want to keep it. If I decide to sell it, do you have recommendations on how to go about doing that?

[Moderator Note: Post edited to remove details because ads are not permitted in the TUG public forums.] <-- SueDonJ

Since you bought around a year ago you likely know the $$$ value of what you have. Generally trading units have fairly low $$$ value and often little to nothing. Fees are due. Depending on what the $$$ look like you could consider RW, Ebay, TUG marketplace or deeding back to MVC.