www.dotcomhunter.com Buying Guide for Timeshare Resale Are you on a hunt for timeshares? Are you tired of listening to the lengthy presentations of timeshare companies? Here is the solution , go buy a timeshare resale. Almost non-existent a decade ago times hare resale industry is waking up to the call and catching up slowl y and steadily. Timeshare resale takes place through classifieds, a uction sites and also many reputed firms have joined this emerging market. The reason why anybody should look at buying timeshare resa le is that they cost 30%-50% less than the new timeshare. The reaso n why new timeshares are expensive is the timeshare companies spend a lot on advertising. Sometimes the cost of advertising is higher than the value of resale. That is why timeshare resale is much chea per option than new timeshare. But one should remember certain thin gs while buying timeshare resale. Do not believe on word of mouth if the seller tells you that the times hare is in a great location. It is advisable to see the timeshare your self or at least tell your friend or family member if they live close to the location to go and see it. Timeshare is indeed a great investme nt in your life provided you know you are buying a right one. And also consider things like whether the timeshare is in a high demand area a nd in close proximity to grocery stores, malls, restaurants and other amenities. And also find out whether there are any major attractions n earby. Also buy your timeshare in a prime season which gives you more options for exchange later on. Also do not ignore the floor plan. Some units are converted from mot els into timeshare units, while some may be outstanding but some may turn out to be very bad. Look for well designed and well planned un it. And also see if the units are well maintained. If it’s clean and free from dust, structural damages and squeaking doors it speaks a lot about the management. Well maintained and well kept units repres ent a good management. This also adds to the value of the unit. The low prices of timeshare resale overshadow the underlying cost so metimes such as maintenance fees, property taxes and if there is any special assessment this year. Clearly ask the seller if all these h ave been paid up to date otherwise the price of owning a timeshare r esale increases and makes no sense in buying. Also buy a timeshare r esale unit in a timeshare resort which has low maintenance fee, as t his is an annual fee it keeps on adding if you pay any extra money. If you are buying through a broker, do not fall into the trap of bu ying through an unlicensed broker. The timeshare industry has witne ssed many scams and frauds related to timeshare resale. So always g o to a licensed broker because they have much at stake compared to A gift from www.dotcomhunter.comwww.dotcomhunter.com a non-licensed broker. Also put the money in an escrow account unti l the time you get the timeshare unit. The foremost important criterion is the price, so do your homework an d research the prices of timeshare units in the area you are interest ed in buying. A timeshare is an investment for a better life. Keep in mind that the prices of timeshare resale units are as low as 30% to almost half the price of the new units. You can do the research on in ternet auction sites like eBay and bidshare.com. If you are buying th rough a broker you can ask the broker to show a comparative analysis of prices. The bigger the unit, the better the value and chances of exchanging. Most people are happy if they buy big units as it also accommodates b ig families and friends and also big gatherings. Also do not forget t o ask the seller the reason why they are selling their units. It can be due to some problems related to management or inconvenience. This information will be crucial to you as you might be able to gauge whet her you can handle those issues later on or not. PPPPP Word Count 674 A gift from www.dotcomhunter.com
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