Selling a Timeshare in Washington
BidMyTimeshare.com does not yet accept listings for Washington timeshares or from owners living in Washington. Our free guides explain transfer fees, resale rules and how to avoid scams.
Avoid any company that contacts you unsolicited or charges hundreds of dollars in upfront "appraisal" or "marketing" fees — the FTC warns that resale scams often work this way. A genuine buyer never needs you to pay their taxes or closing costs before a sale.
Washington resorts in our directory
Own a week at an independent resort?
Resorts run by an owners' association rather than a brand set their own transfer fees, buyer approval and deed-back rules.
How to sell a timeshare at an independent resort →Frequently asked questions
Can I list my Washington timeshare on BidMyTimeshare.com?
Not yet. We do not yet accept listings for timeshares in Washington or from owners who live there. In the meantime, ask your resort whether it runs its own resale or deed-back program, and check your brand's transfer fees before you agree on a price.
What is my Washington timeshare worth?
Resale prices are set by supply and demand between private owners and are almost always far below the developer price.
Do I need a broker to sell a timeshare in Washington?
You can sell your own timeshare privately without a broker. Be wary of any company that cold-calls you or asks for large upfront "appraisal" or "marketing" fees — the FTC warns that resale scams often work this way.
Before you sell your Washington timeshare
Check what your brand charges for a transfer and what a resale buyer receives.
Transfer fees by brand →