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Some Positives, But Not What I Expected

3/5Proof Attached

Experience

My experience with Resort Resale Network was somewhere in the middle — not a disaster, but not the professional and streamlined process I was hoping for based on how they presented themselves. I had a Hilton Grand Vacations Club points package I had been trying to move for about eight months before I contacted them. The rep I spoke to was personable and had solid knowledge of the Hilton resale market specifically. That was a good sign. The marketing fee was $1,500, which I paid upfront. They listed my property and within about six weeks I was told there was buyer interest. That part moved faster than I expected. Where things slowed down was in the negotiation and closing phase. The buyer had conditions I did not fully understand, and my contact at the company was not great at explaining them. I ended up calling the title company directly to get clarity on what was happening, which felt like something my representative should have been handling. The sale closed at $16,200 after about five months total. Not the highest end of what they quoted, but within range. The transfer was clean. Three stars feels right. They did the job. I just felt like I was doing more of the tracking and follow-up than I should have been.

What Went Well

Initial buyer interest came faster than expected. The title transfer was clean and professionally handled.

What Went Wrong

Poor explanation of the closing process. I had to contact the title company myself to understand what was happening.

Advice for Others

Ask for a named point of contact and their direct number. Generic office lines make it very hard to get timely answers.

Ratings Breakdown

Transparency
3/5
Communication
3/5
Timeline
2/5
Professionalism
3/5
Outcome
3/5

Timeline & Costs

Service TypeTimeshare Resale

Documentation

  • Email Correspondence