Paid the Fee — Waited Almost a Year

I want to be fair in this review because the sale did eventually happen. But I also want to be honest: ten months is a long time to wait, and for most of that period I had very little idea what was actually happening with my listing. I own — owned — a two-bedroom annual unit at a Marriott property in Orlando. The maintenance fees had climbed to $3,200 per year and my family simply stopped using the property after my kids graduated college. I contacted Resort Resale Network after reading a few online articles about the resale market. Their sales rep was confident and gave me a timeline of four to six months. The first three months were uneventful. I received a listing confirmation and a few form emails about market conditions. Around month four I started following up more aggressively because I had heard nothing substantive. The responses I got were vague — "we are actively marketing your property" and "buyer interest in this market has been slower than usual." Months five through eight were genuinely frustrating. I asked twice to speak with a supervisor and was told someone would call me. No one did. I started keeping a written log of every contact attempt. At one point I went six weeks without any response to two separate emails. In month nine, I was informed there was a buyer. The negotiation phase took another five weeks. The final sale price was $18,900. It was within the range they had originally quoted but on the lower end. Would I use them again? No. Did they deliver? Technically yes. That is the most honest assessment I can offer.