Brokers Buy A Timeshare Too September 9, 2008
Posted by Bryan Connelly in : ARDA, Customer Comments, Donate a Timeshare, Fairfield Timeshares, General, Hilton Grand Vacation, Hilton Head Island, JetShare, Marriott Timeshares, News & Events, RCI, Sunterra Timeshare, Sunterra/Diamond Resorts, Timeshare Rental, Timeshare Resale, Timeshare Resource, Travel, Westgate Timeshares, Wyndham Timeshares , trackbackLately brokers have been stepping up to the resale industry by shopping the BuyATimeshare.com website. For the past two months brokers have increased the use of our extensive inventory and are buying properties by the throng. Often they have numerous clients and have exhausted their own supply. BuyATimeshare.com, a leader in the timeshare resale industry, comes to the rescue. This relationship gives our clients the superior advertising they need, and coupled with brokers’ buying power; we have been making record sales every month for close to a year.
Many brokers and timeshare skeptics claim that timeshare resales are too complex for advertising to successfully work—but we really help each other. At Buyatimeshare.com we make sure your timeshare is seen by millions of potential buyers worldwide, when a broker makes a bid, we negotiate to get you the most, make sure your timeshare becomes a sold listing. In the past two months we can attribute over $178,640.00 worth of Marriott sales and over $213,000.00 worth of WorldMark sales by brokers alone.
Not only do we offer a listing in multiple domains, but we are the only company in the industry to have developed a Buyer Specialists department. These dedicated professionals are available to answer questions and guide buyers through the process. We have also employed a LiveChat option, for folks to discuss any questions or concerns they have along the way.
With the most extensive inventory of vacation properties in the industry, we can work with the broker so you don’t have to. BuyATimeshare.com allows you the chance to sell your valuable timeshare for what you want, instead of the lowest bid a broker will offer. There is commission to consider as well—with a broker charging upwards of 10% of the original cost. So, if you sell a $20,000.00 timeshare, you are liable to be charged $2,000.00. An advertising fee is nominal compared to the percentage brokers take. BuyATimeshare.com deals with these professionals anyway—so would you trade an upfront fee for a hefty commission, or would you rather keep the equity for yourself?
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