Timeshare Maintenance

What does your maintenance payment do?
Quite simply it keeps your resort operational.  It covers items from light bulbs to washer and dryer replacements, landscaping, security, and many other items.  Some resorts charge a slightly higher maintenance fee each year, and set aside some money for large scale improvements and repairs.  Some resorts keep their maintenance low, then every so often they have a Special Assessment to cover repairs considered beyond the norm.  It's a good thing to know what your resort does, but they are both effective techniques.  We always encourage our buyers to pay maintenance fees on time as requested.  By doing so your resort will benefit.

If you purchased a unit from Timeshare Gems you might have been asked to pay the Maintenance or a Special Assessment as a part of that purchase.  We do this to make sure that maintenance and fees are current from the start of your relationship with that resort.  This is the best way to ensure a happy timeshare experience.

When you bank your week, RCI and Interval check with your resort to make sure the maintenance is paid up before allowing you to bank your week.  This helps to maintain the integrity of the timesharing experience.  Remember; if you plan to exchange your week you do so hoping the owners of that resort have stayed current with their maintenance so it will be in top shape when you arrive there.  Please give the same courtesy to your resort.