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Why not call Vistana and ask what the procedure is? You already have a relationship with them. I have never sold a timeshare, or bought from a non-Westin private party so can't advise, but I imagine once you get a new deed from your purchase, you would use the same procedures through Vistana to reserve time there as you have at Westin Nanea. Btw, if you ever want to upgrade your package with Vistana and Westin, we purchased the Westin Flex timeshare package. It provides you with eight "home resorts," including all the Hawaii Vistana Villa locations and therefore you can reserve them one year in advance instead of the usual 8-month advance booking period. As more Westin Flex packages are sold, it will become more difficult to reserve a week within the one-year reservation period for non-Westin Flex resort owners. And yes, it's expensive, but that's the price of the one-year reservation period at your eight home resorts. Good luck whatever you decide.