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Many timeshare owners end up stuck with significant long-term financial burdens not disclosed to them when they signed up. Consumers looking to sell their timeshares should keep these tips in mind and others:https://bit.ly/3T5vBSB

Whenever possible, try to deal with a licensed real estate broker preferably with an agency that charges a fee after the sale. Some states such as Florida prohibit real estate licensees from taking an upfront fee, others such as Texas do not. New Jersey allows upfront fees on a limited basis. Get all terms, costs and conditions in writing from any timeshare agent and confirm license status and complaint history with the Real Estate Commission in the state where the firm is located BEFORE signing a contract or committing any funds.

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