Sell Your Timeshare

There are no up-front fees—ever! We won’t charge you a dime before your timeshare is sold. Once we receive an offer on your listing, the costs associated are negotiated between the buyer and seller. Normally, the buyer pays the closing costs but this entirely depends on the circumstances of the sale.

There is no way of knowing just how long it will take to get an offer, but your Fidelity agent is with you every step of the way. Importantly, factors like brand, resort, destination as well as, of course, price all play a role in how long it will take to sell your timeshare. Our licensed real estate agents will assist with pricing your timeshare, listing it for sale on the resale market and finding the right buyer. Once we get an offer, the closing process generally takes 60 to 90 days.

If you don’t have all or some of the original documents from your purchase, don’t worry. One of our agents can assist in finding the right information. It does help, however, if you have a copy of your proof of ownership, the deed or even a maintenance bill.

YES. It is very important for you to keep up with paying your timeshare maintenance fees. If you stop paying them, we may not be able to sell your timeshare and this will affect your credit. Until the resort clears the sale—even after getting an offer and the dotted line is signed—you are still responsible for paying these.

Of course, you can sell your timeshare on your own. We recommend against doing so, however, because of the complexity of timeshare resales. It will most likely cost more time and money in the long run should you decide to try and sell your timeshare on your own.

If you do not have your loan paid off in full, you can still sell your timeshare. The price and closing costs will just have to be adjusted accordingly. Unfortunately, if you are behind in maintenance fees, however, we cannot list your timeshare for sale. We recommend getting caught up on these as soon as possible or call your develop for your next steps. Undoubtedly, your developer has the most up to date information on your specific ownership.