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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for the Vacation Renter
- What are the benefits of this web site?
- What is a timeshare?
- Is a timeshare better to rent than a hotel?
- How do I rent a timeshare?
- What will it cost me?
- Do you charge the renter a fee?
- What are my obligations?
- Can I cancel the rental?
- How do I get my money back?
- How do I contact the owner of the timeshare?
- How do I contact the Timeshare?
- Should I verify my reservation with the timeshare before arriving?
- How long do I get to stay at the resort that I rent?
- What should we bring on our vacation?
- What if the other party cancels after we complete a transaction?
- How do I know if an owner really owns that week they have posted?
- Where can I leave feedback for a specific property?
- Where can I leave feedback on a specific owner?
- Do I need a rental agreement
You can rent a condo that is less expensive than a hotel but it is much nicer and has more room and amenities than a hotel.
What is a timeshare?
Timeshares offers people the opportunity to purchase or rent time at fully furnished vacation accommodations - usually in weekly increments - for a fraction of the cost of full vacation home ownership. Timeshares can take a variety of forms. The most common is a resort condominium (which can range from a studio with a partial kitchen, all the way up to a five-bedroom unit with a full kitchen and luxury amenities).
Is a timeshare better to rent than a hotel?
Yes, usually timeshares have fully stocked kitchens and multiple rooms.
How do I rent a timeshare?
Go to www.myresortnetwork.com/search-vacation-rentals/index.asp
What will it cost me?
You pay whatever the owner is asking for rent or negotiate with the owner. We don't charge you anything.
Do you charge the renter a fee?
No.
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What are my obligations?
Contact the owner and send the owner the agreed-upon rental fee. Make sure they have notified the timeshare that you will be using their week.
Can I cancel the rental?
Only if the owner agrees. This is between you and the timeshare owner.
How do I get my money back?
That is between you and the timeshare owner.
How do I contact the owner of the timeshare?
Click their name next to their property for rent/sale. This will bring up a form that will be sent to the owner.
How do I contact the Timeshare?
Their number is listed on the "more info" link on the resort home page.
Should I verify my reservation with the timeshare before arriving?
Yes.
How long do I get to stay at the resort that I rent?
Usually one week - 7 nights. Timeshares are typically rented in intervals consisting of a seven-night stay.
What should we bring on our vacation?
Your vacation accommodation is fully furnished with all kitchen utensils, TV, down to the sheets and towels.
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What if the other party cancels after we complete a transaction?
If the renter cancels, the owner is not responsible for returning their money.
The owner can't cancel and if does, must return the money and any other expenses (like airfare) and also may suffer legal consequences.
How do I know if an owner really owns that week they have posted?
When posting their week, owners submit that their information is true and accurate. However, you may wish to contact the resort to confirm your reservation.
Where
can I leave feedback for a specific property?
Send a message to support@MyResortNetwork.com
Where can I leave feedback on a specific owner?
Send a message to support@MyResortNetwork.com
Do I need a rental agreement?
Use a reputable legal firm to handle your paperwork. They will handle the paperwork for rentals or sales. They handle the sales or rental contract between the seller and the buyer/renter, a "no liens affidavit" closing statements, and holding money in escrow. See www.myresortnetwork.com/timeshare-services for list of services.
Whether it is Disney, Florida, a ski, beach, or golf vacation, you can rent directly from the owner with no charges to you and no middleman.