A. Dispose a time share, and most importantly, its associated obligations is not easy. Here are a few options to try:
1. Call the resort directly
Most major resorts have a "deed-back" program, it is for you to return your property to the company for a fee of a few hundred dollars. You need to explain your situation in detail. To qualify, you usually can't be behind on your dues and you can't have a loan balance.
2. Stop paying
If you still have a loan balance and stop paying, the lender will collect and could hurt your credit. If you already paid off the loan and stop paying fees, since it may cost less than foreclosing, the resort might just let you surrender and remarket your timeshare.
3. Resell it
You can try to resell at eBay, Craigslist, or other specialty sites such as tug2.com and redweek.com
4. Talk to a company
Never talk to a timeshare disposing company that charges you upfront fee.