Timeshare FAQ's

The process of buying and selling your timeshare can be confusing to many. Buy And Sell Network wants to make selling your timeshare as easy as possible. We answer questions like "what is a fixed week timeshare" and "what is a bi-annual timeshare". As always, you can always contact Buy And Sell Timeshares if you have any questions at 866-284-3972
Q: How long does my advertisement last?
A: If for some reason your timeshare doesn't sell within 90 days, we'll continue your advertisement at our expense.
Q: How long will it take?
A: It all depends on the type of vacation property you are selling and most importantly how you've priced your property taking into consideration today's market.
Q: How much is the advertising fee?
A: Our advertising packages run anywhere from $199 to $699.
Q: What is a bi-annual timeshare?
A: A vacation property that can be used every other year.
Q: What is a deeded property?
A: A property that is owned for life and can be willed to someone.
Q: What is a fixed week?
A: A specific time (week) out of the year when you can use your timeshare.
Q: What is a float week?
A: Vacation time that can be used anytime of the year based on availability.
Q: What is a leased property?
A: A property owned for a determined number of years.
Q: What is a points system?
A: These points are offered annually and can be used for weekends or full weeks. You can also purchase additional points. The resort determines usage of these points.
Q: What is the red, white, yellow and blue-green time system?
A: This color system is used to determine the desirability of a timeshare week. Red is considered the most desirable, white-yellow are also desirable. Blue-green are considered off-season.
Q: What is a timeshare?
A: A vacation property ownership without the cost of owning an all year round property. You pay for the time you use it.
Q: Are you affiliated or associated with Bluegreen (TM) Corporation?
A: No. Bluegreen (TM) Corporation is not a sponsor of and does not endorse this web site.
Q: What does (s) and (s/r) stand for?
A: The (s) represents a unit that is just for sale, while the (s/r) represents a unit that is for sale and for rent.