FAQs

Q.  Why should I buy a timeshare and how do they work?

A.  Buying a timeshare can save you thousands of dollars when vacationing.  A timeshare property at a luxury resort will serve all of your travel needs for a lifetime of terrific memories.  Enjoy vacationing with your family at a magnificent resort with all of the amenities and benefits that come with a high-end retreat.  Wyndham, Marriott and Bluegreen resorts are all waiting to show you how to get the most out of your vacation dollar.  For added flexibility whenever you travel, timeshare weeks can be exchanged.  Owners can either reserve week at the home resort or they can be traded to other destinations through an exchange company.

Q. What is one of the most popular resorts in Myrtle Beach?

A. Situated within the exclusive Grand Dunes community, Marriott’s OceanWatch has proven to be one of the most sought-after resorts on the Eastern Seaboard! With timeless Mediterranean architecture and spectacular ocean views and beach access, OceanWatch is perfect whether you vacation with family, friends, or as a romantic getaway! The diverse resort amenities provide something for everyone, including four outdoor pools, two children’s pools, secluded whirlpool spas, fitness center, championship golf facilities, indoor pool, sauna, and steam room, and beachfront walkways.

Q.  What is there to do at Myrtle Beach?

A. When it is time to explore, Myrtle Beach has much more than just the ocean! Visit Market Common or Barefoot Landing boardwalk for shopping and dining, wander through Brookgreen Gardens, gamble on a casino cruise or charter a boat for fishing or relaxing, or ride South Carolina’s largest ferris wheel at Family Kingdom! And when it’s time to rest, take advantage of your spacious two bedroom villa—the calming sophisticated decor paired with modern appliances will be the perfect place to relax after a long day. For a truly special Myrtle Beach vacation, you must try Marriott’s OceanWatch Villas at Grand Dunes!

Q.  What is a lockout?

A.  A lockout or lock-off unit is any suite that can be divided into two separate but complete sections.  An owner can use the entire suite or choose to rent out one section. A lockout is similar to adjoining rooms at a hotel.

Q. What does float, flex mean?

A. A timeshare ownership deeded to a ‘fixed week’ allows the owner usage of the property for a specific week of the year, typically taking place on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday.  A ‘float’ or ‘floating’ week allows the owner to take advantage of the resort any time during the year as long as a unit is available.  ‘Flex’ weeks are like floating weeks, but with carry some restrictions.  Flex refers to the season, winter-flex for example.  High and low demand seasons vary from resort to resort so flex may be defined differently from one location to the other.  Biennial usage refers to the annual usage.  This allows the owner to use the resort every other year and is typically a more affordable option.

Q.  How easy is it to sell a Myrtle Beach timeshare on the resale market?

A. Although many resorts have a flexible and exciting timeshare program, sometimes one’s situation changes and you may decide to sell. One of the benefits of selling a timeshare is that it is one of the most popular timeshare companies on the resale market! Many interested buyers already own timeshares and are looking to expand their own portfolio. When you sell your timeshare on the resale market, there are two major considerations that will determine your success. First, you need exposure to the highest concentrations of interested buyers—meaning you have to list it for sale on a highly visible and well respected website. Second, you have to sell your timeshare at a fair asking price! A reliable timeshare resale company should be able to help you determine a market value of your vacation package, making it appealing to buyers, and therefore allowing you to sell quickly!