Post Your Timeshare

FAQs

I'm new to RedWeek.com - how does it work?

RedWeek is the largest online marketplace for "by-owner" timeshare rentals and resales. If you own a timeshare, you can post your offering yourself, or use our full-service rental or full-service resale options and get assistance from RedWeek's full-service team.

How do I complete the transaction?

If you use a DIY posting option, you are free to work out the details with your renter or buyer directly. Rentals have the option of using RedWeek's online booking system for the rental agreement and payment. You can also use our full-service rental or full-service resale options, and we will guide you through the process from start to finish.

Does it work?

Many RedWeek members have quickly rented or sold their timeshares. Take a look at our member testimonials.

Can I rent out the week I received on exchange?

No, RCI and II both prohibit this practice, as do some of the smaller exchange companies. Please be sure to check that renting your timeshare isn't against any company's terms before posting to RedWeek.

How should I price my timeshare rental or resale?

The pricing of your timeshare rental or sale should be largely based on supply and demand. Check out your resort's page on RedWeek.com to see what other owners are charging for similar units, and use our What's My Timeshare Worth tool to see historical rates by week and unit size. No matter what price you choose, make sure you sign up to be notified as new postings are added on your resort's page. This will allow you to keep track of your competition and tweak your pricing (for no extra charge) as you go.

What if I don't have a home resort?

If you own points or time in a vacation club, you have a couple of options for posting your offer, assuming your ownership doesn't prohibit you from doing so:

For rentals:

• Reserve the most desirable resort/week combination available to you and advertise that week. Use our What's My Timeshare Worth tool for historical data on the best weeks at any resort.
• If choosing DIY, post several rental ads across the resorts you can reserve, making sure to deactivate them all when you find a renter.

For resales:

• Post your points or credits for sale by searching for your point system above. You can also use the full-service option.
• If your point system is not yet accommodated, or you own at a vacation club, you can post several resale ads across resorts you can obtain with your ownership, making sure to deactivate them all when you find a buyer.

What is the step-by-step process?

Read our step-by-step guides for renting your timeshare or selling your timeshare on your own, or use our full-service rental or full-service resale options and let us handle it for you.