When you see a timeshare for sale, the first thing to do is find out why it's for sale. Has it fallen into disrepair? Are the timeshare partners hard to get along with? Was the owner of this particular share hard to get along with? Is, perhaps, the timeshare cursed, or possessed by evil spirits? These are all possibilities that bear looking into.
The next important thing to consider is the location of this timeshare for sale. Is it a desirable property? How desirable? (This can be assessed in two ways, at least: what's the dollar value of the location; and is it personally desirable to you?) Is this a place that you'd actually want to spend time in? If so, how badly?
Assessing the Timeshare For Sale
An important thing to remember, in all such assessments, is that an awful lot of things look better on paper than they actually are. Of course, the converse can also be true: there are some places so stunning that words (or even pictures) can even begin to capture their glory. All of this means that, if you are seriously considering this place, you're going to have to inspect it yourself.
You may find that this timeshare for sale is a perfect, shimmering jewel, a diamond in the rough, or a rhinestone roughly mounted on gold painted plastic with a dab of Elmer's glue. There's only one way to find out, so by all means, do. The alternative is either buying blind (always a bad idea), or missing out all together.
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