Sell Your Marriott Vacation Club Timeshare

Selling Marriott Vacation Club requires navigating the Right of First Refusal (ROFR). Here's our 4-step process:

1. Free MVC Analysis — We price based on recent comparable sales and ROFR patterns for your resort
2. Strategic Listing — We market to buyers seeking your specific home resort
3. ROFR Navigation — We submit to Marriott and handle all waiver documentation
4. Licensed Closing — Title company escrow ensures safe transfer

The process typically takes 60-120 days depending on whether Marriott exercises their ROFR.

Marriott resale values vary significantly by resort:

• Maui Ocean Club: Premium Hawaiian properties often sell for $15,000-$35,000+ per week
• Grande Vista: Orlando properties typically $8,000-$18,000 per week
• Newport Coast Villas: Coastal California $12,000-$25,000 per week
• Destination Points: Varies by points amount and Use Year

We provide a free, data-backed valuation specific to your resort, week, or points package.

Marriott's internal "Encore" program has long waitlists and typically offers $0 in return—just relief from future obligations. Selling on the resale market through a licensed broker often puts actual cash in your pocket and can be faster than waiting years on the Encore list.

We understand both systems and can help you navigate the sale of either type of MVC ownership.

No. Once a Legacy Week is sold on the resale market, the new owner cannot convert it to the Abound points system. This is a permanent distinction that affects resale value and buyer expectations.

Legacy Weeks remain deeded real estate with specific week numbers. Buyers understand they're purchasing a traditional timeshare week, not a points-based system. This is often preferable for buyers who want simplicity and guaranteed access to their home resort.

"Club Points" do NOT transfer on resale. They are concierge service and enhanced booking benefits that come exclusively with direct-from-Marriott purchases.

What transfers on resale: The base points or week ownership. For Legacy Weeks, the 12-month booking window transfers. For Destination Points, the annual points allotment transfers.

What does NOT transfer: Club Points concierge services, tier-based priority booking, and enhanced exchange benefits. Buyers need to understand this distinction when purchasing resale.

2025 maintenance fees: Approximately 3.5% increase for Abound Club Points. Breakdown:

• Abound Club Points: $0.81480 per point + Annual Club Dues
• Maui Ocean Club: ~$3,135 annually (2BR)
• Grande Vista: ~$2,400-$2,800 annually (varies by unit)
• Newport Coast Villas: ~$2,600-$3,000 annually

Fees include Property Tax, Replacement Reserve, and Operating Fee components. This rising cost is a primary reason many MVC owners choose to sell while resale values remain strong.

Typical timeframe: 60-120 days from listing to closing.

• Finding a buyer: 30-60 days (varies by resort and pricing)
• ROFR process: 30-45 days for Marriott to exercise or waive
• Closing: 15-30 days for title transfer and funding

Premium resorts like Maui Ocean Club at fair market prices typically sell faster.

Yes, you must keep your account current. You are responsible for maintenance fees until the deed is officially recorded in the new buyer's name.

Critical: Stopping payments can freeze the account and block the transfer (via estoppel certificate), delaying or killing the sale entirely.

Yes, Marriott charges transfer fees:

• Estoppel certificate fee (typically $100-$300)
• Transfer/closing fees (varies by resort)
• Title insurance (recommended)

These fees are typically paid by the buyer or split between buyer and seller as negotiated. We include all fees transparently in your net proceeds estimate.

Yes, but it depends on the payoff amount versus market value. If your mortgage balance exceeds the realistic sale price, you may need to pay the difference at closing. We'll provide an honest assessment during your free market analysis and help you understand all your options.