Resale Center
How our Marriott Resales work
As an owner or broker, you can list a Marriott property for resale on this site,
and visitors to the site may see your listing and contact you to complete a
transaction with you. There are no fees of any kind charged by
ownertrades.com when you complete a resale transaction with a site visitor.
Resale listings cost $15 each and run for a up to a year from the date they are
posted, at which time they are automatically de-activated without notice.
It is the responsibility of the listing party to keep track of when listings
expire, and to renew them (which requires paying the $15 listing fee) for
another year if desired.
Placing a Resale listing
You must have an account with ownertrades.com in order to list a Marriott
property for sale. Listings by owners and by brokers are welcome.
To place a resale listing on this site, simply use the menu on the left to go to
the "Resale Center"/ "Manage My Listings" page. There you can fill out a form
describing the particulars of your listing. As part of the listing process, you
will be required to pay the $15 listing fee via Paypal.
If you have a Paypal account, you will be able to use that. If you do not have a
Paypal account, you can still use your credit card with Paypal to pay the
listing fee.
Modifying a Resales listing
You will have access to your listing(s) for the purpose of modifying or removing
them by using the menu at the left by going to the "Resale Center" /
"Manage My Listings" link.
Searching Resales listings
Could not be simpler. Anyone may search the Resales listings -- no
membership fee is required to use the resales search engines. Using the main menu at left, go to "Resale Center" /
"Search Resales". Then select the resort of interest to view the
listings. Email the listing party and work directly with them to complete
any transaction. Ownertrades.com is not involved in, and takes no fee from any
real-estate transactions you may complete
Please take note: most of the properties
carry a contractual obligation to Marriott called the Right of First Refusal.
For such properties, it is the responsibility of the interested parties to
ensure that Marriott is given the first chance to buy the property at the
agreed-upon selling price.
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