• Rent your timeshare unit yourself and pass the savings on to the renter since most of the timeshare resorts will charge 40% or more of the revenue collected to rent your timeshare unit. By renting it yourself, you can charge the renter less and still end up with more money in your pocket than if you rented it through the resort. Click here to list your timeshare for rent.
• Protect yourself by using a timeshare rental agreement/lease. We offer a timeshare rental document kit for sale. Click here if you need the timeshare rental document kit.
• Offer an attractive rental rate and you will increase your chances of renting your timeshare unit. Call the resort and find out what their rental rates are for the time that you have for rent and charge 20-25% less for a quicker rental.
• If you have not rented your timeshare unit and the check in date is approaching, lower your rental rate to increase the likelihood of securing a customer for your timeshare unit. Consider lowering the rental rate to the amount of your maintenance fees and taxes so that you can at least cover those costs.
• Check with the resort to see who is responsible if any part of the timeshare unit is damaged by the renter. A security deposit may be required.
