For Timeshare Owners
Rent out your timeshare points.
Cover your maintenance fee. Monetize unused points. Skip the Airbnb headache by letting a partner handle the listing.
Cash in 48h · No upfront fees · They handle bookings end-to-end
Yes, you can rent out timeshare points from every major program. A peak week typically covers the entire annual maintenance fee: Marriott Vacation Club owners net $2,500-$4,500 on a 5,000-point Hawaii week; Club Wyndham owners net $1,500-$3,000 on a 250,000-point Vegas week; Hilton owners net $1,200-$2,500 on 8,000 points. Timeshare Rental Pros pays cash upfront in 48 hours and handles the Airbnb listing for you.
Why owners rent
The two reasons it makes sense
Cover the maintenance fee. Annual fees range from $900 (lower-tier Bluegreen) to $4,500+ (large Marriott or Hilton allocations). A single peak week at a desirable resort usually rents for enough to cover the entire year of fees — sometimes with money left over.
Monetize what you would otherwise lose. Most programs forfeit unused points at use-year end. Banking is possible but capped. Conversion to hotel loyalty points is a terrible exchange rate. Renting turns points-you-won't-use into actual cash.
The wrong reason to rent: trying to make a profit on top of your purchase price. Timeshares rarely pay back the original sale. Renting is about reducing the ongoing cost of an asset you already own — not turning it into an investment.
How TRP rents your points
- 01
You submit
Program, point balance, use-year expiration. Two minutes.
- 02
They quote
Within 24 hours: a cash offer based on what your points realistically rent for in the current market.
- 03
You sign
One-page contract. No upfront fees, no obligation.
- 04
They list and book
TRP creates the Airbnb / Vrbo listings, fields guest inquiries, manages the booking calendar, and absorbs the no-show risk.
- 05
You get paid
Cash in your account within 48 hours of signing — not after the renter checks in, not after the booking clears. You have your money before the stay even happens.
Realistic income
What a typical year actually pays
Numbers below are net of TRP commission and reflect peak-week bookings at desirable resorts. Off-peak weeks at lower-demand resorts pay 40–60% less. All ranges assume current 2026 secondary-market rates.
| Program | Typical allocation | Net cash, peak week |
|---|---|---|
| Marriott Vacation Club | 5,000 points | $2,500–$4,500 |
| Hilton Grand Vacations | 8,000 points | $1,200–$2,500 |
| Club Wyndham | 250,000 points | $1,500–$3,000 |
| WorldMark | 15,000 credits | $1,200–$2,400 |
| Diamond Resorts | 10,000 points | $900–$2,000 |
| Vistana | 81,000 StarOptions | $2,000–$4,200 |
For Bluegreen and Westgate, rental income often falls below maintenance-fee cost. Consider exit options before continuing to rent.
Rent if you plan to keep the contract long-term and the math covers maintenance fees. Sell annual points for the same year if you want cash now without managing the booking. Sell the contract (or exit) if you no longer want to own at all.
Decision walkthrough: Rent vs. sell vs. exit.
Or jump to your program
Per-brand rental guides with specifics.
Rent out Club Wyndham points
Club Wyndham Points
Rent out Marriott Vacation Club points
Vacation Club Points
Rent out Hilton Grand Vacations points
HGV Points
Rent out Diamond Resorts points
Diamond Points
Rent out Bluegreen Vacations points
Bluegreen Points
Rent out Westgate Resorts points
Westgate Points
Rent out WorldMark by Wyndham points
WorldMark Credits
Rent out Vistana (Sheraton / Westin) points
StarOptions
Frequently asked
Renting timeshare points: common questions
Can I actually rent out my timeshare points?
Yes — every major program (Wyndham, Marriott, Hilton, Diamond, Bluegreen, Westgate, WorldMark, Vistana) allows owner-to-renter use. The hard part is finding a qualified renter at a price that makes the time worth it. Buyer services like TRP solve that by handling listing and collection.
How much will I net?
For a typical year of points: Marriott VC owners net $2,500–$4,500 on a peak Hawaii week (5,000 points). Club Wyndham owners net $1,500–$3,000 on a peak Vegas week (250,000 points). Hilton owners net $1,200–$2,500 on a peak Orlando week (8,000 points). These are net of TRP commission or Airbnb fees.
Will renting cover my maintenance fees?
For most mid- and high-tier programs, yes — at least if you book peak weeks at desirable resorts. Marriott VC fees of $1,400–$2,800/yr are easily covered. Club Wyndham fees of $1,200–$3,500/yr typically are. Lower-tier programs like Westgate may break even or fall short.
TRP vs. self-renting on Airbnb — which pays more?
Self-renting nets 20–30% more per point, but you handle the booking, listing photos, guest messages, and no-show risk. TRP pays less per point but you do nothing. For most owners juggling jobs and family, TRP wins on hourly value.
What if I want to rent some and use some?
Most programs allow partial-year monetization. Book one personal week, hand the rest to TRP. Tell them up front which points are available — they will quote against that balance.
Ready to list?
Turn next year's points into cash this week.
TRP handles the listing. You collect the check.