Timeshare Tuesday Recap Live! Week 34, 2026

Back into $80 million.

$80.

That's just, I don't think that anyone, I don't think my father 30 some odd years ago, I don't think me 20 some odd years ago when I started this, would have expected the marketplace to reach these milestones.

And I mean, I fully expect us to hit hundreds.

Eventually, you know, we were averaging millions a year and successfully sold timeshares and rentals on the marketplace.

But the best part about that is not a single salesperson got a commission.

Not one, you know, a whole far three sales are commission free.

There's no additional hidden fees to tug.

Just further proven.

Year in and year out that owners truly can sell and rent timeshares themselves without paying large upfront fees and without paying any commissions.

Thanks for tuning in, Jim.

I'm glad you're able to tune in with us live this time.

Hey, travel fan, things are going great, and I certainly appreciate that.

I hope things are going well for you.

Hope you're on vacation somewhere enjoying watching me from a nice hammock with a cold beverage in your hand, enjoying a beautiful evening.

On vacation, that's what I wish.

I wish every single owner was watching me from a balcony or a pool or a hot tub, enjoying a timeshare.

This is why the one thing that brings us all together is timeshare vacations.

But back to the marketplace, $80 million.

That's insane.

The resale market is not non-existent.

The main issue with the resale market is, unfortunately, pricing.

The biggest reason people are either frustrated at the resale market or unsuccessful in the resale market is just not being realistic about pricing.

resale prices and not understanding that most timeshares have to be given away.

Most timeshares have to be given away and then some, meaning you have to incentivize that by paying an extra year's maintenance fees or covering closing costs as a seller, which most people just think that's unheard of.