I was willed one in Aruba, it's very nice, but not an option in the foreseeable future.

Google has yielded what seems to be alot of scams and nonsense

Has anyone successfully sold one?

Any tips?

I was willed one in Aruba, it's very nice, but not an option in the foreseeable future.

Google has yielded what seems to be alot of scams and nonsense

Has anyone successfully sold one?

Any tips?

 

I've been wrapped up in the scams and any of the Florida companies , because of lack of regulation, are scams. We did find one company that will get it out of your name for $4k.

 

Pm me and i'll get the info from my wife if you want to dump it. Me personally, I find for what up keep, transfer fees and additional cost add up to that I can rent a nice condo for the same cost with out the commitment.

My in-laws tried for 5 yrs to sell their Aruba timeshare and other than being offered 10 cents on the percieved value they gave up and gave it to my sis-in law. I too inherited a St Marten timeshare, very nice but it costs a small fortune just to get there. We've been trading the week but the timeshare scene isnt the value it was yrs ago between maint and just getting there. Trying to decide its future now.

When I was single, this would've been great..lol

nowadays shipping three live humans a couple thousand miles is pretty daunting

maybe I'll be able to rent it

thanks for the feedback all

@ siderman, how'd it go with the transfer at wortendyke?

Im a midland park expat, and am up that way often

Yeah, in this day in age, timeshares aren't as prized as they used to be and are difficult to get off your hands. I don't have any suggestions on selling it, but I would suggest renting it for the time being. Although that still won't be that easy, it will bring in some money while you're trying to sell it.