She lives in a rural area. grew up in a rural community where more than half the people were farmers
Part 2. 1  1. Do not pay upfront fees. Many companies offer to help you sell your timeshare. 2  2. Write up a new contract. Once you find a buyer, you'll have to draft a new contract. 3  3. Deal with your loan. If you still have a loan on a timeshare, don't expect a new buyer to take over your loan.  4. Close the sale.
A new (or retail) timeshare usually sells in the neighborhood of $10,000, although that can vary by thousands of dollars in either direction. Purchasing a used timeshare can be significantly cheaper, with prices as low as $1,500. The initial purchase price is not the only cost to consider, however. All timeshare resorts charge share owners annual fees for maintenance, utilities and taxes. Annual fees in the $300 to $400 range are typical, although larger shares or peak-season shares can have higher annual fees, often more than $1,000 every year.