If you are a Garza Blanca timeshare owner, you are probably very happy and content with your membership and the thought of selling your timeshare is an unlikely prospect. Any thought of reselling your unit might not even cross your mind. Nevertheless, there are situations that might force you to sell your Garza Blanca timeshare such as sickness which may hinder regular resort trips, marital status change, or a death in the family. In these circumstances you would do well to read on to find out how to avoid a Garza Blanca timeshare resale scam. Other ways that genuine Garza Blanca timeshare owners get involved in resale scams is by being convinced by cold callers claiming to have buyers ready to make you an offer you can’t refuse.

What should be done to avoid Garza Blanca timeshare resale scams?

First to take note is resale scams can come in different forms. Most of them will actually ask for an upfront fee in exchange for selling your unit for you. After a reasonable time, your timeshare is still not sold and these scam companies have spent your money in other matters. Their phone numbers usually becomes inaccessible after you realize this.

Another scam comes in the form of cold calling companies. They will tempt you through sales talk and let you believe that there is a potential buyer who only needs some amount before they can disclose who this buyer is. Once you handed them the money, they will soon run away with your valued resources. You end up without any buyer and your bank balance diminished somewhat.

Then there is the presence of scam companies who are willing to buy your timeshare unit but will ask you to carry out an appraisal through one of their authorized agents. What you don’t realize is that the appraisal company is the same firm, and it is just a way to get you to hand over cash.  Do not be tempted when this happens, you can be sure they will never sell your Garza Blanca timeshare resale.

What are the things that you can do to guarantee a resale success?

You have to decide first between finding a broker and selling your unit on your own. A reliable broker is registered, commission-based, willing to provide guidance for setting the unit price, and will not ask for an upfront fee. Be wise enough to consider these factors from your agent before you trust them with your Garza Blanca timeshare resale

When selling the unit privately, do your own research and compare prices in terms of sizes, age, facilities, quality, and location of the resorts. Decide the most competitive price for your unit. Afterwards, advertise your unit either through the Internet or through the local papers. You might want to rent your unit while waiting for the best buyer. Time is your best ally when it comes to avoiding these scams.