how do i go about renting out a timeshare?
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I strongly recommend a website that specializes in timeshares, preferably one with the most results in Google's top 10 search results for the term "timeshare rentals". Makes sense, naturally.
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You can look here, this place is for sale and you can rent the rooms out if you want.  http://photo.yahoo.com/moneymaking_4u
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75% of the resort's original proice is still too much money to pay for a timeshare! Don't buy from the resort! Buy resale and save as much as 60%, typically. Of course this depends on location.\n\nThere's a thriving timeshare market online. Use a search engine!\n\nMy favorite company is Sellmytimesharenow, but I'll leave that to your discretion. Just make damn sure that the resale company has a clean BBB record.
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Timeshare.com is the best way since you give your best selling price as they determine your property.
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There are several timeshare resellers out there. \n\nJust realize that if you can get 50% of what you paid for it, you have done exceptional well. Most timeshares sell for about 30% of what you paid for it.\n\nDon't expect to get back what you paid for it or make a profit, its just not going to happen.\n\nOne other suggestion, see if HGV club will buy it back from you.
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why don't you opt for paying guest option. it will include everything i.e food, washing etc and will ulimately work out to be cheaper, and you won't have to pay for aquiring furniture etc too. it will cost you around 5000/- or so per month
89226
Try www.rentacoder.com
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I think that all depends on how you like your vacations.  I have a few friends that have them and love them, but I think I wouldn't.\n\nI like to travel either with the convenience of a hotel or the rusticness of a tent.  In the middle just doesn't feel like a vacation.  Time shares are usually resorts into themselves and again, it depends on how you like to spend your time.\n\nI'm more an "explore the region" kind of person so traveling just to sit by a pool isn't me.  That's why I don't like cruises either.\n\nAnother consideration is your budget.  Timeshares have monthly fees that continue even after you pay off the purchase price.  Will that consume your vacation budget and leave you with no other options?   Also will you have enough time off to enjoy your timeshare?  Will you feel trapped because you haven't the time or money to do some other kind of vacation?\n\nBe sure to check out the network thoroughly as some have nicer facilities and also check to find out how easy it is to get the dates you want WHERE you want them.\n\nAlso you should know that Century 21 has a division that resells timeshares.  You may be able to save thousands of dollars that way.\n\nI would not view it as an investment though.  You may save money on your vacations, but odds are you'll never recover what you paid, let alone make a profit.
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I would suggest you use Rent.com instead.  They don't charge you a dime, and if you find a place on their website and rent it, they give YOU $100.  I rented a place in November, and 10 weeks later I got my $100 visa gift card.  It was great!
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Hi, \n Please see www.RentACoder.com.\n\nGood look
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http://www.rent.com/?source=134096
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Call your local German Travel/Tourism office and "make nice" with the people that work there; they're bound to know of local B & B's or maybe even a friend/relative who would be willing to rent out a room(s) if you can supply referances from your employer or "other" people.
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You might check out the Small Business Administrations web page...Good luck and happy renting!
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If you want to manage the property yourself and keep all the income then you will not want to hire someone to rent it out for you. This usually costs 1/2 to a full month's rent.\n\nAll you really need to do is get all the paperwork to make its legal when you rent it out. You can find organizations online that will have all this plus. I use this place:\n\nhttp://www.iera.org/\n\nYou will want to find a similar place in your area so they are familiar with your paperwork and laws. So you get a bunch of paperwork and help with being a landlord for your first time. They even have a lawyer you can talk to for free if anything ever comes up. You will have forms provided you didn't even know you needed like a lead based paint disclosure, and a fire alarm battery disclosure. Just running off to staples to get the rental agreement is not enough. Talk to a management company about all the forms they use if you want to find out without joining an organization.\n\nThe next thing you want to do is make sure you screen your tenants. There are many online services, but use a service in your area for the first time so you can talk to them and ask questions. Make sure you get the premium package that has criminal, employment, credit, and rental histories checked. It is about $35 and you charge the potential tenant(don't charge more its illegal to make money on this). Above all listen to what the screener says, if they say no its because they got a bad feeling about the people.\n\nThen you simply post a sign out front (which gets a lot of interest) and put an ad in the paper. You can get creative and use other advertising places if you like. Then you have to be willing to show it to potential tenants and answer their questions on the phone. If you don't want to do all of this then you wont have much cashflow on the house since the management company will take around 10% (some advertise lower rates but then charge for things like phone calls so it bumps it back up). \n\nGood luck
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Remember people buy on emotion. To get your foot in the door you need to have a strong intent statement. Try working on the premise that if homes do not have cavity wall insulation, their homes may be illeligible for insurance in the event of damage. Fear of Loss and Hope for Gain are two drivers that get buying commitments. \n\nI sell timeshare. In my work, I explain that by NOT taking a vacation,people are being consumed by stress related illness through overworking and risk marital problems through lack of spending quality time out of the home. People buy my product because they are afraid to lose their health and the bond with their family.\n\nIf you are a good salesman and are finding the product has low sales appeal, find a product you really believe in. Emotion creates motion! Good luck
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No but a good and comprehensive site with a range of budgets is Holidayrentals.com. We've used them in the past and found them very good. In the end you are dealing with individual owners though. Good luck
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ebay has great successes with timeshares.  Good luck.