Grandview at Las Vegas

Grandview at Las Vegas is one of the most popular timeshare resorts in town, so the demand is there for owners looking to sell Grandview timeshare in Las Vegas.

Grandview is the fourth most in-demand timeshare in Las Vegas according to the offers we have fielded so far this year. Buyers are looking for it, so sellers should plan their strategy to sell their Grandview timeshare to capitalize on this online demand.

The first step is to decide which way to go about selling it. You can use the services of an advertising company and promote your timeshare online to the consumers looking for deals. In this case you would take out an online ad, negotiate the sale yourself and keep all the profits from the sale. Be sure to look for an advertising company that specializes in timeshare resales rather than the catch-all websites that function as online garage sales.

Another way you can sell is by using a timeshare brokerage firm. These companies act as real estate agencies where agents are assigned to your case and negotiate on your behalf. This may sound great on the surface, but they can take commissions as high as 15 percent of the sale price or $1,500, whichever is greater. With the demand that’s out there for Grandview, why pay so much when you don’t have to?

Grandview at Las Vegas is part of the Vacation Village network of timeshare resorts. Vacation Village does not offer an in-house resale program, so the resort will not be able to help you sell your Grandview timeshare.

You can get rid of your Grandview timeshare in a few ways. The first way would be to sell it and get some money back in return for your ownership. Grandview at Las Vegas is the fourth most popular Vegas timeshare resort in our system according to the offers we have received so far this year. Out of all the timeshare resorts in Vegas, that’s impressive. So why not try selling first?

With online advertising services such as ours, you would receive a full-page ad and have control of that ad through an online account. You would field offers and negotiate the deal yourself, and keep all of the money from the sale rather than paying commissions and fees after the sale.

You could also try the services of a timeshare resale broker. They operate like traditional real estate agents, only for timeshares instead of homes. Agents negotiate on your behalf but keep in mind they can charge commissions as high as $1,500 or 15 percent of the final sale price. That’s money which could be in your pocket.

Grandview at Las Vegas is operated by Vacation Village Resorts, which does not have an in-house resale operation. You may be able to get rid of your Grandview timeshare by contacting them directly, but they do not have an official take-back program so this may be difficult.

One area you want to be very careful of is dealing with so-called timeshare exit companies. These companies do not sell or help you sell your timeshare, but claim to be able to get you out of your ownership. For fees as high as $5,000, they say they can get you out of your timeshare with nothing in return. Again, with the demand for Grandview, why would you even consider it? Keep in mind that these companies have run into numerous legal troubles as well as investigations by the Attorney Generals of states such as Washington.

Grandview at Las Vegas is south of the Strip, about six miles or a 15 minute drive from what would be considered the center of the Strip. They do not operate shuttle service from the resort to the Strip, as there are numerous transit options such as taxies, rental cars and Uber service. Keep in mind that the resort is adjacent to the South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa, so a casino is within walking distance of the resort.

Consumers ultimately decide this, so if you are judging by the offers that come into our online system, Grandview at Las Vegas is certainly one of the best timeshares in Las Vegas. As the fourth most popular Vegas timeshare resort as determined by offers, Grandview sits behind only Wyndham Grand Desert, Marriott's Grand Chateau and Tahiti Village. Rounding out the top five after Grandview is Holiday Inn Club Vacations at Desert Club Resort.

Only if you don’t pay you fees or keep your timeshare mortgage payments up to date. Owning and using a timeshare cannot ruin your credit, but the timeshare becomes a problem when owners decide not to use it and start thinking of alternatives for getting out of their ownership.

If you are in that place and looking for alternatives, contact us so we can go over options for you to sell your timeshare.

As stated earlier, your timeshare can ruin your credit for nonpayment, either for fees owed to the resort or management company or mortgage payments to your lender.

For your annual fees, your case could be turned over to a collection agency to collect the debt. If the fees remain unpaid, the resort could begin the foreclosure process to retrieve the ownership. At any stage of the process, the status could be reported to the credit bureaus resulting in a hit to your credit.

Regarding mortgage payments, chances are that your loan could have been designed as an unsecured loan since timeshares are not necessarily considered assets in the same way a house would be. You could be dealing directly with the lender in a similar way that you deal with a credit card company. If payment is not made, then the case could be reported to the credit bureaus and your credit significantly impacted.

Regardless of what some companies may tell you, always keep your payments up to date and either work with your resort or a reputable resale company to avoid ruining your credit.