Transfer of Ownership Process
We will handle the entire transfer safely and quickly!
Transfer of Ownership Process
We will handle the entire transfer safely and quickly!
Full protection for Buyers and Sellers
At Doctor-Timeshare.com we are proud to be fully compliant with the European legislation. We are a registered and approved timeshare reseller and our contracts/processes are fully in line with the rules governing timeshare resale.
Our Buyers are entitled to a withdrawal period of 14 days and both Buyers and Sellers are protected by funds being held throughout the transfer of ownership procedure. Monies will only be released to the Sellers when the entire buying process has been completed by Marriott.
Selling or buying a timeshare should not be a complicated process, and with our help, it won’t be!

Step by Step Transfer Process
Frequently asked questions, answered.
How do I know there is no debt owed on the Timeshare I am buying?
It is in fact impossible for us to execute a transfer of an ownership with any outstanding debt on it. Before Marriott Vacation Worldwide will issue any transfer documentation the ownership must be debt free, with the maintenance fee payments current.
Marriott sales rep. may implicate this as a reason not to buy a resale ownership but to instead buy a membership at full price. Be reassured this is not the case!
How much are the closing costs?
Besides the purchase price of the resale ownership, the closing costs amount to 300 EUR per ownership. This includes our administration fee and the mandatory fee Marriott Vacation Club is charging.
What does "Right of First Refusal" (ROFR) mean?
Marriott Vacation Club retains the right to intervene in any timeshare resale transaction and act as the buyer. More simply, ROFR gives Marriott the right to buy back the ownership they originally sold.
Marriott are very inconsistent in their exercise of ROFR. They will exercise their right for any of the following reasons: Price too low and/or if they need more inventory at a particular resort. We can only find out if Marriott will waive or exercise their right once the sales contract has been sent to their ROFR department.
Marriott has a limited number of days to review the contracts and in that time, if they decided to, they can purchase the property based on the terms of the sales contract. The funds will then be refunded to the buyers, and the sellers will proceed with the transaction, but with Marriott as the new buyer. On the other hand, if Marriott waive their ROFR, the original sale can proceed.