I bought Silverleaf timeshare in Branson from a relative and we did a quit claim deed transfer because of the sale occurring between family members and the fee was quite inexpensive to to this. I understand that a more traditional closing would be beneficial if a sale were to happen with a stranger and I was wondering what the costs of closing would be if I decide to sell this timeshare with Timeshare Adventures? I did notice the no closing cost claims on this web-site. Does that include everything involved with the transfer or are there additional fees I or the buyer could expect?

Timeshare Adventures offers a 'NO CLOSING COST' option called the PLATINUM AD LISTING, which includes the closing of the timeshare being performed by an independent, licensed real-estate attorney. This option includes:

1. Attorney supervised preparation of a contract(if appropriate), deed or other transfer documents, and closing statement.
   
2. Obtaining and analyzing an estoppel(account status) report from the resort.
   
3. Obtaining a waiver of the resort’s first right of refusal, if applicable,
   escrow service.
   
4. Preparing transfer tax forms.
   
5. Recording or properly filing the instrument(s) of transfer(usually a deed).
   
6. Paying usual recording fees and transfer taxes up to $50.00.
   
7. Notifying the resort of the closing.
   
8. Releasing escrowed funds to seller, resort, mortgage holder, et cetera.
   
9. Filing an IRS 1099-S property sale report.

Full disclosure of the PLATINUM AD LISTING can be found the following link:

PLATINUM AD LISTING - NO CLOSING COST PROGRAM

Thank you for visiting our forum and I invite you to reply with any other questions pertaining to either the closing or timeshare in general.

__________________