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Re: marriott timeshare (by Kathi L.):

1. Try redweek first (and no, I don't own it or work for it!) 2. Don't pay anyone money to sell your timeshare. 3. Don't expect to get anywhere close to what you paid if you bought through Marriott :( 4. If you really want to sell, price it to move. Consider your loss a learning experience. If it's seen as a bargain, someone will buy it.

The economy isn't good, and unfortunately (and for me too, since I own three Marriott weeks!), timeshares are not an investment, but instead a continued drain with the annual assessments! If I'd known then what I know now, I'd have taken my money and done something else with it. Instead of buying I'd have rented something every year from Redweek.

Good luck!

Kathi