Timeshares listed for $1 on eBay still get no buyers because maintenance fees are toxic

Thousands of timeshares are listed on eBay for one dollar and still receive zero bids, because any buyer would inherit annual maintenance fees averaging $1,480 that increase 5-10% per year with no cap and no way to opt out. This means the original purchaser who paid $20,000-$40,000 for the timeshare now owns an asset with negative market value that cannot be given away. The resale market remains broken because developers deliberately oversell new inventory at full retail price, use Right of First Refusal clauses to suppress the secondary market, and have no incentive to create a functioning deedback or surrender program that would reduce their fee revenue.