Your timeshare belongs to your estate so you can bequeath it to whomever you wish. You can use it yourself, provide it to loved ones, rent it, save it for 2 years or borrow from future years. You can offer it and naturally you can exchange it for other high-end resorts all over the world through RCI and Interval International (II) or Dial and Exchange (DAE) (what do i need to know about renting out my timeshare?). Many respectable Timeshares offered are exchangeable all over the world through RCI, II, DAE or other exchange organisations. There are several timeshare exchange business. The most understood are Resort Condominiums International (RCI) and Interval International (II).The concept is truly rather easy. Timeshare exchanging means to trade your week at your resort with another timeshare owner's week at another resort. There is now another exchange business, Call an Exchange (DAE), which although much smaller, offers an efficient and friendly service at much lower rates. Undoubtedly the choice of resorts is more limited. See exchange business for more details - how to negotiate timeshare cancel. Many timeshare ownerships are either freehold or rented for a specific number of years. A freehold timeshare resembles any home purchase because you own the timeshare outright forever. The freehold residential or commercial property can be sold, rented or even willed to your beneficiaries.