BBB Review Judith C. We just received our Completion of Transfer letter last week. 10/27/17 and are thrilled to be free and clear!
BBB Review Dennis D. We are very satisfied with the successful transfer of our time share obligation. We are getting older and not wanting to travel much.
BBB Review David R. I am now disabled and couldn't use the points. Based on my experience, I want to thank them and recommend them to anyone wanting to get out of a time share contract.
BBB Review Susan G. We want to let everyone know what a wonderful job that RTI did for us is transferring our timeshare property out of our name. From 3-14-17 to 8-1-17, it is finished!
BBB Review Richard S. Resort Transfers International did an outstanding job in processing the transfers. They were very professional and kept us informed of the process and answered any questions we had during the transfer process.
BBB Review Jen K. Today we received the good news from RTI that we are no longer the owners of a timeshare that we had purchased a few years ago. What a relief! The staff was very helpful with the paper work and letting us know in a timely manner once we had completed all of the forms correctly
BBB Review Robert H. We are very happy to report that RTI successfully got the title to two timeshares (2 different companies) transferred out of our name. One took only 3 months and the other one 7 months (which was due to the slowness of the timeshare company, not RTI).
BBB Review Pat T. From the start of the process the people I contacted were pleasant and helpful. They provided me with the information and instructions that I needed during the process.
BBB Review Gary J. RTI knows their business as I know from first-hand experience how hard it is to work with properties in HI where things are more complicated than in the continental U.S. Response to inquires were immediate, courteous and professional. I highly recommend them!
BBB Review Judith W. We used RTI to transfer ownership of our time-share. It could not have been an easier. We were given step by step instructions on completing the necessary paperwork; our resort (Tropic Shores) did an awesome job of working with RTI.
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DEVELOPER RELATIONSHIPS
Unlike other companies who have made it their business to attack the timeshare industry, CRS has spent the last seven years developing positive relationships with developers to help ensure seamless transfers. Large companies like Festiva Development group and regionals such as Inn Season Resorts are just a couple of the resort developers that CRS shares relationships with. This is just one more reason to trust Certified Resort Services with your timeshare transfer.
Many timeshare owners have purchased or converted their fixed or floating week to a "points" based system. This is to give owners flexibility of usage beyond that of a fixed or floating week. But points can be confusing. While a week at a prime Wyndham resort could be over 300,000 points, a week at a Diamond Resorts International resort may be as little as a few thousand. And if you exchange through RCI, point values between 6000 and 100,000 points are commonplace. So don't live in confusion. Learn how to use your points based program to maximize your ownership. Below you will find links and information on the most common timeshare points programs. And if you don't see yours? Email us and we will research and add it! Please note that some of these links may have been updated since the time they were posted. We are currently working to populate this area with relevant content and our list will be expanded daily.
Below you will find timeshare calendars for the 2016, 2017 and 2018 usage years. Please keep in mind that there are some resorts that do not follow the standard weeks protocol. Please check with your developer before booking. If you are looking for a rental or a new timeshare, please check the links on our main page. We will be happy to help!
One of the main reasons for consumer dissatisfaction with their vacation membership or timeshare is “inability to use”. The truth of the matter is that many of us fail to “read the directions” on many of the things that we buy. It took me 4 months to figure out that my phone had 100 spots for speed dial, and even longer to realize that talk to text actually worked. When you go to purchase a timeshare, you are at a “sales presentation”. And that is exactly what it is. Your representative is there to tell you the key points and highlights of timeshare, travel club and right to use ownership. It is really no different than going to your local Best Buy and finding out about the new flat screen television. But in order to maximize our experience with our new TV (or timeshare), we need to read the directions. Almost every timeshare company, travel club, HOA or resort developer has staff that are more than willing to answer your questions and help you get the most out of your ownership. Before transferring or selling your timeshare, you should ask yourself these questions:
Do I still plan on traveling?
Does my timeshare suit my travel needs?
Do I know everything about exchanging, booking, banking and my benefits as an owner?
Have I exhausted all resources to see if selling/transferring is a good decision?
Many people have found that there is more to their timeshare or vacation ownership plan than they originally thought. By doing a little bit of homework, they have found that they have a renewed interest in their ownership and feel the excitement they felt on the presentation that led them to ownership.
We are providing you with a set of links to many different timeshare resorts, vacation club and HOA websites so that you can determine if continued ownership is right for you. You may be surprised at what you find!
The subject of timeshare resales comes up again and again every year. Whether it is on bulletin board websites, at industry gatherings or with authorities at the state and federal level, owners hear about resale companies on a consistent basis. So what is the deal? It is actually pretty simple. While there are some amazing timeshare units out there, in highly desirable locations, very few can actually be resold for the price they were originally sold at. Only a small percentage command a reasonable price. Thousands of units are listed on eBay.com every week, and you will notice that many sell for a dollar (or less) and many more go unsold. There are listing sites like sellmytimesharenow.com and redweek.com, who have created a substantial user base. But many owners have unrealistic expectations of what they can get for their timeshare, and many of these go unsold as well. There is really no way to tell how many were sold, and you can't find out how many of the eBay transactions actually "completed". For the most part, the real "investment" into and value of timeshare is the years of enjoyment you and your family have during the course of your ownership. But you should understand that going in. For every 4th of July, 2 bedroom, oceanfront unit in Myrtle Beach, there is a January studio. And even prime weeks don't always sell. The limited timeshare resale market is a fickle one. So be wary when looking at resales companies. Do your homework and don't make snap decisions over the phone. Below, we have posted an article directly from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regarding timeshare resale. Take a moment to read it. It may save you some money.
If you’re thinking of selling a timeshare, the FTC cautions you to question resellers — real estate brokers and agents who specialize in reselling timeshares. They may claim that the market in your area is “hot” and that they’re overwhelmed with buyer requests. Some may even say that they have buyers ready to purchase your timeshare, or promise to sell your timeshare within a specific time.
If you want to sell your deeded timeshare, and a company approaches you offering to resell your timeshare, go into skeptic mode:
Don’t agree to anything on the phone or online until you’ve had a chance to check out the reseller. Contact the state Attorney General and local consumer protection agencies in the state where the reseller is located. Ask if any complaints are on file. You also can search online for complaints.
Ask the salesperson for all information in writing.
Ask if the reseller’s agents are licensed to sell real estate where your timeshare is located. If so, verify it with the state Real Estate Commission. Deal only with licensed real estate brokers and agents, and ask for references from satisfied clients.
Ask how the reseller will advertise and promote the timeshare unit. Will you get progress reports? How often?
Ask about fees and timing. It’s preferable to do business with a reseller that takes its fee after the timeshare is sold. If you must pay a fee in advance, ask about refunds. Get refund policies and promises in writing.
Don’t assume you’ll recoup your purchase price for your timeshare, especially if you’ve owned it for less than five years and the location is less than well-known.
If you want an idea of the value of a timeshare that you’re interested in buying or selling, consider using a timeshare appraisal service. The appraiser should be licensed in the state where the service is located. Check with the state to see if the license is current.
Contract Caveats
Before you sign a contract with a reseller, get the details of the terms and conditions of the contract. It should include the services the reseller will perform; the fees, commissions, and other costs you must pay and when; whether you can rent or sell the timeshare on your own at the same time the reseller is trying to sell your unit; the length or term of the contract to sell your timeshare; and who is responsible for documenting and closing the sale.
If the deal isn’t what you expected or wanted, don’t sign the contract. Negotiate changes or find another reseller.
Resale Checklist
Selling a timeshare is a lot like selling any other piece of real estate. But you also should check with the resort to determine restrictions, limits, or fees that could affect your ability to resell or transfer ownership. Then, make sure that your paperwork is in order. You’ll need:
the name, address, and phone number of the resort
the deed and the contract or membership agreement
the financing agreement, if you’re still paying for the property
information to identify your interest or membership
the exchange company affiliation
the amount and due date of your maintenance fee
the amount of real estate taxes, if billed separately
To learn more about vacation ownership, contact the American Resort Development Association. It represents the vacation ownership and resort development industries. ARDA has nearly 1,000 members, ranging from privately-held companies to major corporations, in the U.S. and overseas.
American Resort Development Association 1201 15th Street N.W., Suite 400 Washington, D.C. 20005 (202) 371-6700; Fax: (202) 289-8544 www.arda.org
Many RTI clients ask us the question: "Why are the RTI fees so much less than other companies?". The answer is simple: With Resort Transfers International, there are no middle men. Most "transfer companies" call you, send you a postcard or email you. Then they set up appointments near or at your place of residence. They pay to get your information, pay to travel, pay for lodging, pay for rental cars, pay for hotels, pay for dinners, etc. So essentially, you are paying for ALL of those things. With RTIDirect, you are paying for your transfer. Our pricing structure is simple. $595.00 + the resort transfer fee charged by your resort for all domestic timeshare units and points packages. If you are looking to transfer your timeshare with an A+ rated, licensed company, at the lowest price. Look no further. You have found your answer.
Sterling Title Partners of Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, FL and Canton, MI is the preferred title company of Certified Resort Services. Sterling Title Partners is a full service, industry leading title company who has direct relationships with resort developers and associations. Our parent company has been doing business with Sterling Title since 2013 and we have mutually developed a seamless relationship for superior facilitation of title transfer. With locations in Florida and Michigan, Sterling Title Partners is staffed with knowledgeable
