All units are lockoff, which gives you two deposits for exchange each year. Pay $95 to Marriott to get the two sides separated for either a two-week stay, or use one side or the other or both for deposit to Interval International. We own five of these units and trade most of the time. Now that II has Disney resorts back, I can get one bedrooms with the studios and two bedroom Disney with the 1 bedrooms. I have also gotten many weeks in Hawaii with these deposits through II, including the Kauai, Maui and Oahu Marriott 2 bedrooms. Newport Coast is an easy exchange as well.Exchanges of Marriott to Marriott are just $164. Marriott to Disney resorts are $229. There are membership fees for joining II of about $99 per yr., but more years cost less per year when averaged out.Closing will be done by me. I have typed many deeds for our Wyndham properties we have given away over the last year. It's pretty simple and can be done quickly.Usage will not start until 2026, as I have already booked 2025 dates and deposited into II. The best dates to deposit are January-March, but my best traders seem to be over President's Week. Your cost for closing will be the $129 Marriott fee. I will pay the document fees for filing with Riverside County. Taxes are separately billed and are about $114 per year.We are aging and not really needing this many timeshares. We recently bought a couple of weeks on Maui to use each year. We are only selling two of our nine Marriott deeded weeks.I am a member of TUG with 35,000+ post on that site I am not asking for reimbursement of maintenance fees. No need paying fees without getting your best use out of the weeks.