How To Combine WorldMark Timeshares
A WorldMark timeshare combination occurs when an owner elects to buy another timeshare (most often on the secondary market), and combine their current ownerships with it. WorldMark’s maintenance fees are structured into various tiers. The larger the account you own, the less per credit you will spend in maintenance costs. This can be sufficient motivation for combining, […]
Read More »Timeshare Seller Scam: Beware of Up Front Fees!
A Timeshare Broker, Inc does not collect up-front money from sellers, EVER! We only earn at closing and monies are disbursed by a licensed, bonded, and insured title company. If you have been contacted by someone requesting money in advance to sell your ownership, hang up the phone. Fraud is rampant these days and you can […]
Read More »Various Types of Timeshare Ownerships
Timeshare ownerships come in many forms in today’s resale market. Understanding the differences in the various deeds and contracts is extremely important if you are new to timeshares, or looking into buying a timeshare, simply because the value of a timeshare can vary greatly depending on the various attributes the deed carries. In this article, we’ll explore […]
Read More »Timeshare Interval Calendar
The chart can show you which dates correspond with each week #. This easy chart can help you plan your trips, perform trades on time, or help you purchase your next vacation ownership. 2012 2013 2014 2015 Week 1 07-Jan 05-Jan 04-Jan 03-Jan 2 14-Jan 12-Jan 11-Jan 10-Jan 3 21-Jan 19-Jan 18-Jan 17-Jan 4 28-Jan […]
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FAQs for DVC Sellers
Why should I use A Timeshare Broker, Inc.? A Timeshare Broker, Inc. has been successfully satisfying both buyers and sellers by providing an easy direct way to purchase and sell timeshare. For approximately 14 years we have taken pride in offering personalized service, with emphasis on each individual family’s needs. Only Licensed Florida Real Estate […]
Read More »What Is A Timeshare?
Timeshares represent the concept of people sharing the cost of owning a vacation home. If you purchased a separate year-round vacation home, you would need to furnish, maintain, paint, repair, clean, pay for electric, water, sewage, telephone, and garbage removal. Over the course of a lifetime this proves to be a lot of unnecessary work and […]
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