Posted by MistarellaFL on 7/12/06 3:27pm
Msg #132765

Does anyone have experience with timeshare sales?

I am curious about the packages (size and what to expect inside).
I'm marketing, and found a TC in my area that specializes in them.
I'd like a little more information from a NSA having some experience
with them so I can market effectively.
TIA, Tia, LOL (j/k) (that is so cute)

Reply by AngelinaAZ on 7/12/06 3:31pm
Msg #132766

Nope, but what a great idea.

I'm going to look into it too... we have a ton of people around here that buy them. I'll let you know what I come up with. LB...A

Reply by MistarellaFL on 7/12/06 3:33pm
Msg #132767

Ditto, Angelina n/m

Reply by Brenda/CA on 7/12/06 3:41pm
Msg #132770

I did a couple for Hilton Grand Vacations Club (they are located in Orlando, FL). They pay well and timely. The packages are very small maybe 35-40 pages in all, they are divided in two folders with docs requiring notary in one, docs not requiring notary in the other. They wanted all pages with notary, signatures or intials faxed back to them. But, since they pay well that was not a problem. I would work for them again anytime, but they only call when someone in your area purchases a timeshare.

Reply by MistarellaFL on 7/12/06 3:46pm
Msg #132771

Brenda

I would probably be dealing with the sellers end, but I am curious as what I might expect to receive as compensation (your experience) by a signing on the buyers end, if you are comfortable in revealing that fee either on forum or via email.
Thanks!

Reply by Becca_FL on 7/12/06 5:29pm
Msg #132794

Misty

Usaully the seller is a Corporation unless they are Timeshare Resales. I think I saw a Florida West coast company that does Timeshare resale advertising over here.

Reply by Brenda/CA on 7/12/06 5:39pm
Msg #132798

Mistrella check your e-mail n/m

Reply by Kim_CA on 7/12/06 3:47pm
Msg #132773

I've done about 10 over the last few years and packages are usually small - less than 50 pages - with one notarization.

Reply by Chris Watanabe on 7/12/06 4:20pm
Msg #132777

I have done a couple. They are small packages and the ones that I have done have been well marked for signatures and notarizations. Great work if you can get it!

Reply by MistarellaFL on 7/12/06 4:43pm
Msg #132780

what kind of fees can I expect to ask? n/m

Reply by MICarole on 7/12/06 4:47pm
Msg #132781

Re: what kind of fees can I expect to ask?

I received that same amount as a regular signing. (no edocs) $75

Reply by KarenJ_CA on 7/12/06 4:50pm
Msg #132782

Re: what kind of fees can I expect to ask?

Misty, check your e-mail.

Reply by Becca_FL on 7/12/06 5:16pm
Msg #132787

Easy and quick. The ones I've done have been about 35 pages and are sent to the borrower. The only difference is the Deed and mortgage show a % of ownership.

I have a Timeshare Transfer Co here in town that flat out refuses to hire Notaries. They ship the docs and tell the borrowers to find their own Notary, period. Not much on customer service, huh?

Reply by hcampersFL on 7/12/06 5:19pm
Msg #132788

Becca

Would they include your card with the BR's package? Maybe that would drive some business your way? Just a thought.
b.

Reply by Becca_FL on 7/12/06 5:33pm
Msg #132795

Re: Becca

The company here ships most of the packages out of town. Any in-town deals they get close in their office. I gave the lead to a Florida SS and she got nowhere with them.

Reply by MistarellaFL on 7/12/06 5:22pm
Msg #132789

Egads, I should say not, Becca.
I guess that we should keep marketing ourselves to the public.
I sometimes wonder if eventually, many TC's will have the brw
find the notary. I am getting (and have been) quite a few calls
from brws who are looking for a notary. Only get to charge notarial
fees anda travel fee. Unfortunately, these companies are only
including 1-5 notarization pages, but at least it's cash up front,
the rest of the package is signed. I have been charging an extra
$20 if they want me to review the package before they send it back.
Only one taker on that, and he had forgotten (or not known) to
fill in a few blanks.

Reply by Becca_FL on 7/12/06 5:38pm
Msg #132796

Misty

I got a call today @ 4:10pm to Notarize a car Title. The guy needed it done today before FedEx deadline so I said if you'll meet me at the IHOP @ 4:45 I can do it, otherwise it will be 6pm and FedEx closes at 6:30. He met me at IHOP& I knocked $10 off of my normal fee. I cleaned the table, ordered a salad to go met with my 5pm borrower and was home by 5:40. A nice quick chunk-o-change to end my pleasant day.

Reply by BarbaraL_CA on 7/12/06 5:47pm
Msg #132800

As a Buyer (LOL) - have 4 of them, anybody want to buy 1?

Kawai, HI (2BR)
Del Mar, CA (1BR)
Palm Springs, CA (Studio)
Lake Havasu, AZ (1BR)

Reply by Jason on 7/12/06 6:08pm
Msg #132804

I do lots.

Buyers always bring me paperwork.

Fast. Cash on spot. They take docs to FedEx.

I name this service on my website. That's how I get work.

Reply by MistarellaFL on 7/12/06 6:17pm
Msg #132805

Re: I do lots. Jason

What do you term this service on your website?
I'm updating mine and if you don't mind, I'd like to borrow
your terminology, since it is working in your favor.
BTW, I'm in SWFL, so I am probably not your competition.

Reply by Life Saving Services - Doug on 7/12/06 8:35pm
Msg #132832

Re: I do lots. Jason

Jason where is your website or give us the URL