what is the best way to sell timeshare property?
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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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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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Check you classifieds section, talk to related business to set something up that can be cross marketed and share some space, get in touch with a Realtor.
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Well it looks like your off to a good start. Ebay is an excellent way to sell things. Good luck!
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You have a number of choices. First and foremost DO NOT prepay a reseller to do this for you. Prepay sresellers are a scam unto themselves. If you go through a reseller, always make sure they are paid after the unit sells and get all fees and services in WRITING before amking any commitment. Some other options:\n\nDonate it to charity - there are a number of charities that will take your timeshare unit and give you a tax deduction\n\nSell it yourself - list it on places like craigslist or the local paper where your timeshare is located.\n\nAuction it - on a site like ebay\n\nGive it away - If you have a loan on it and it isn't worth more than the loan, consider trying to give it away with somebody simply taking over the loan.\n\nA lot depends on how much the timeshare is worth. Remember, timeshares lose 50% - 80% of their value when you purchase them, so getting anything that is close to 50% of what you paid you should in most cases take it.
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The only way to reduce the taxes on the gain on real estate is to do a "Section 1031 Exchange".  The only problem is that you do not receive cash.  You received another piece of real estate.\n\nThere is not a way to reduce taxes on the sale of stocks at a gain.
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it depends on where you are from...try contacting your local paper and placing a classified ad.  also, study up on how to sell property yourself, it can be tricky, but it does save you the cost of an agent.
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Lease the land if you want an immediate begin to profits. Otherwise, depending on the economic development of the area, it may be best to just keep the land cleared and wait. It's value may increase greatly and you can then sell. The best thing would be to talk to a real estate developer.
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Go to eBay and click on the "Sell" on the very top of the page and it will get you started.
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Contact a share dealer and take it from there.
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It depends on how you want to sell your house, there are several ways or other ways to dispose of it and still earn a decent rental from it.\n\nOne way is the conventional method, interview about 3 real estate agents, get a compt of the properties in your nieghborhood,make the best deal you can with one ofthe agents that charge the fewer points for about the same service. Normally the real estate agent will want about 6% of the sales price as commission for selling the property,but that is not meshed in stone so you might be able to get one that will do it for less.\n\nFlat fee agency, they will do about the same,except they charge a flat fee that is normally about 2-3 points below the real estate agent. some are extremely knowledgable and some aren't interview about 2-3 before you make a selection.\n\nThen you can sell it yourself (FSBO) this is not as hard as you might think, you do the advertising in the local paper, prepare flyers and place them in the local stores in your neighborhood.\n\nYou might also contact a local Mortgage Broker for assistance in the services department, he might help if you supply him with a list of individuals that come by to look at your house who is not qualified to purchase a home but need to be pre-approved. He can assist you with escrow or closing agents, title, appraisal, insurance and other necessary things to close your transaction, as a matter of fact he might do a lot of things for you in exchage for a list of the names of the non-approved prospective home buyers.   \n\nYou may lease option, it is the best way that I find to sell a property,collect the rent without having to do anything to the property in the way of minor maintenace since the people moving in plan to purchase it some time in the future, they will do the minor maintenace and put that in your lease option contract.\n\nYou get a sort of non-refundable down payment, a long term lease to purchase.  I normally run an ad in the local paper something like this "lease to own,open house Sat and Sun 11AM-3PM each day, bring your check book,little or no credit check. I have yet to really have any serious problems.\n\nThe worst that can happen is they decide not to exercise their option, the best that can happen is they do exercise their option.\n\nif  they decide not to exercise their option you do the sam thing over again and again if it continue to happen. Someone will eventually get it right.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
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There's no 'easy' way or everyone would be doing it. eBay IS the best option and you don't have to leave your house to sell items. You can have shipping carriers pick up your boxes from the house. \n\nConsider a drop shipper.
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try a pawn shop. but if you have a little time i would put it in a news paper. they do sell very quick
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Yes, you can sell part of your title if you wish.\n\nAre you saying that the part you'll be retaining will be flying freehold, or the part you'll be selling?\n\nIf it's the part you're selling, you may be better off granting a long-term lease rather than selling the freehold. It's very hard to get a mortgage for a freehold flat or maisonette and the burden of positive repair covenants (for example) wouldn't bind subsequent purchasers and the buyer may have a problem if the shared roof, say, needed repair.\n\nIf it's the part you're retaining that will be flying, see if you can sell the freehold reversion and have a lease granted to yourself.\n\nI can't really picture the problem, you'd be best to consult a good conveyancing solicitor.
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To sell insurance there is no best technique. It all depends on how well u r able to present the product and answer the client's questions. Sometimes the prospective buyer asks all the questions and we have to really dig deep to answer them. But, just as we think that we have closed the sale, the client says, "OK, call me next month" or some thing to that effect. OK OK, don't lose heart. I was just telling my own experience. \n\nThe basic thing about selling insurance is that 1) the client has an obligation to buy insurance from you b'cos of your reference to someone he knows 2)The client feels the need to have insurance and wants to know the options 3) your product presentation style 4) Your after sales service - how you help with the client's problem with insurance, if any, after u have sold him will decide whether he'll be interested in buying insurance from u in the future and recommend you to his friends and relatives. \n\nOther than this there's no special technique to sell ULIPs. You have to convince the client to buy ulip...\nWish u easy sales and great commissions!!!
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This is a tough one, but here is a suggestion.\n\nFirst I assume the owner has a loan that has a due on sale clause and cannot be assumed. Try these first if possible.\n\nNext thing if you work at it you can do this. It might be a long shot with each person, but you will eventually find someone willing. You need an investor. This isn’t something like finding one in a thousand like it might seem. A lot of people, at least 1 in 10 or 20 invest in real estate. So every community has a lot of investors. You are going to set up a deal that is too good for them to pass up and then show it to 25 people and one of them will go for it. Put an ad in the paper in the investor section something like invest in this lucrative real estate deal and you will have your phone ringing off the hook of people to try it out on.\n\nHere is what you want to happen. They will buy the house from the current owner, and they will lease option the house to you. Since the market is poor in that area you should be able to get a good deal. Keep in mind the reason they offered it to you first is so they can sell it for more than it is worth and avoid a commission on top of that. So any price they offer you will likely be way more than they need. Unless you are dealing with abnormally nice and fair people. \n\nSo lets assume the house is worth 90k to 100k for the illustration here. The range is if you want to sell it quick or let it sit a while on the market. Although the range might be larger the way you describe the area. My guess is the 18 months on the market is one house with a problem that the stubborn owner denies.\n\nFirst you need to be able to negotiate with the current owner. They can sell the house fast with an agent for 90k, of which 82k is what they get, 5400 commission plus 2600 taxes and closing fees. So you can offer 90k-5400 and it will be the same for them. They have to realize this is true so take time to explain it. If they agree that they would sell it for that then you would do best to put an offer in writing and write in the buyer as “your name and/or assigns”. The “and/or assigns” means you can assign the contract to someone else. The investor you will now search for. \n\nYou will need more time than average to close, which might trouble them(might need to raise the price a bit). Or, you may need to add something in the contract like this contract is void if the owner happens to find another buyer willing to pay at least $90k. This way they can still try to sell it while you put the deal together. They will get to keep your earnest money as well if you fail to buy the house, so put as little as they will take, but it does need to be at least $100 or so to be considered a legal contract. You might also add something like more earnest money, to the tune of $100 will be handed over each month to keep the contract good for up to 90 or even 120 days if they will go for it.\n\nNow you will try and find an investor. It has to be a good deal for them and of course you would like it to be a good one for you. Part of your pitch will be that you are trying to split the good fortune and that since you “found” the deal you want some of it. So they are going to buy the house for the contract price you negotiated of 84600. Then simultaneously lease option it to you to buy it for 100000 in three years, or however long you think it will take you to save up enough money and build up your good credit to buy a house. Presumably the house will be worth more than 100000 or you need to lower your price. Be sure this option contract gets recorded along with the other papers.\n\nThe lease part of a lease option works like this. You rent it for say 800 a month now, assuming this is market rent you will start renting it for 900 a month and 300 of that goes towards your down payment (all negotiable of course). So if you end up buying it you only pay 600 a month rent. If not then you paid 900. Good for both sides. You will also agree to handle all rep
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Talk to a local realtor, or a local land surveyor.  The surveyor will be able to tell you how it can be split up into lots for individual sale to maximize your dollar.