Rent My Timeshare

Why Rent Your Timeshare With Whistol?

Renting your timeshare is a great way to offset your maintenance fees while retaining ownership. Whistol makes the rental process simple and effective, connecting timeshare owners with qualified renters looking for vacation accommodations.

Offset Maintenance Fees

Generate income from your timeshare to cover annual maintenance fees and other ownership costs.

Qualified Renters

Connect with pre-screened renters who are specifically looking for timeshare accommodations.

Rental Agreements

Access to professional rental agreement templates to protect your interests and clarify terms.

Support Throughout

Our timeshare specialists are available to guide you through every step of the rental process.

The Rental Process

Gather Your Information

Collect all relevant details about your timeshare, including resort name, unit type, available dates, and any documentation.

Complete Our Form

Fill out our comprehensive rental listing form with all the details about your timeshare property.

Set Your Rental Price

Determine a competitive rental price based on market conditions, comparable rentals, and your timeshare's features.

Connect With Renters

Our platform will match your listing with interested renters, and we'll facilitate communication.

Finalize The Rental

Once you've accepted a rental request, we'll guide you through the process to complete the rental agreement.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I rent my timeshare for?

Rental rates vary based on location, season, unit size, and amenities. As a starting point, many owners aim to at least cover their annual maintenance fees. Our specialists can help you determine a competitive rental price based on market conditions.

Does my resort allow rentals?

Most resorts allow owners to rent their timeshares, but some may have specific policies or restrictions. We recommend checking your ownership documents or contacting your resort directly to confirm their rental policies.

How do I handle the rental agreement?

Whistol provides sample rental agreement templates that you can customize for your specific situation. We recommend always using a written rental agreement that clearly outlines the terms, conditions, and expectations for both parties.

What about security deposits and damage protection?

Many owners require a refundable security deposit to protect against potential damage. Alternatively, you might consider requiring renters to purchase vacation rental damage protection insurance. Our specialists can discuss these options with you.

How do renters check in?

Once you've confirmed a rental, you'll need to add the renter's name to your reservation as a guest. The resort will then provide them with a reservation confirmation and check-in instructions. Be sure to communicate check-in procedures clearly to your renter.