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When you own a timeshare renting your unused time can help offset your maintenance costs in this video we'll go over the essentials of renting your timeshare before you begin it is important to confirm you are able to let guests check in some timeshare networks use guest certificates providing owners with a fixed number of free guest check-ins once used up they can be purchased the best way to find out your developers policy is to call them once you confirm your ability to rent the next step is to determine the best dates and location to reserve if you have fixed weeks and units skip this step if you have flexible dates and/or locations choosing something in high-demand can help you get more for your time next determine your price a good way to do this is research the market online look at comparable reservations on sites like bread week tug and Craigslist before you list be sure you secure the room if you have a fixed week you may still need to confirm your dates if not book the room through your developers normal booking process now you need a platform from which to list and promote your timeshare many people use Airbnb and home away to lists you can even create your own website we've included links to popular listing platforms in the description below promoting your rental with the right details is key to attracting a renter to effectively advertise create a description that includes location check-in and check-out dates room size resort name resort features and amenities which should include in room features like free Wi-Fi along with on and off property amenities like restaurants and beaches be sure to display good quality images of the room layout and surrounding property if you have them in fine print you'll want to include resort guests policies for example minimum age to check in photo ID requirements deposits due at check-in housekeeping charges name change requirements and the maximum number of guests allowed to limit your personal liability you should create a rental agreement while most resorts require guests to provide a credit card at check-in for incidentals a rental agreement provides an extra layer of protection also don't forget about key cut-off dates, so you can ensure to keep your time if you're a renter can see the link in the description for an example agreement last but not the least set up a method to collect payments you can do this through an electronic payment system like PayPal other options include checks or money orders, but these take more time and carry more risk in review be sure you can rent determine your dates research your price secure the room choose a platform for listing and promotion create an advertisement make a rental agreement and set up a payment method now you know the essentials of renting your timeshare be sure to check out our other resources at resort share com if you're finding all of this a bit of overwhelming give us a call we're happy to help