Florida Time Share

Florida Timeshare vs. Condo Ownership

- Which is right for you?

The choice can be a difficult choice, especially for foreign buyers struggling to understand the U.S. real estate system. These are two very different real estate options with different legal definitions.
Some companies will try and push you toward a particular choice – the one they happen to be selling!

At Condo Metropolis we won’t direct you one way or the other. We are a completely independent real estate brokerage and it makes no difference to us whether it’s the timeshare route, or the full home ownership route you prefer. The truth is, there are pros and cons to each of these options and which one suits you best will depends on your individual circumstances.  

At Condo Metropolis we work with potential buyers to help educate them about their various choices so that they can make the best decision for themselves and their families. And what’s even better is that as a potential buyer our assistance will cost you absolutely nothing, since the seller pays our commission – whichever option you happen to choose.

Here are some basic differences between an Florida Timeshare and an Florida condo or villa.

What about "Fractional" ownership?

Fractional ownership allows a group of investors to buy a property and use it for a predetermined period, usually from one to two months depending on the number of investors in the group -- and also to share maintenance costs. While this may sound like a timeshare, the difference is the owners are actually sharing one property, rather than membership in a development.

To learn more about all three options shoot us an email or give us a call. We’ll explain in more detail - maybe take you on a tour. All you'll get is our best advice. No Disney tickets – and no bull.

See also the Orlando Real Estate Pros website for single family homes.