For Marriott points owners: the exact system that turns an unused week into rental income — verified before you book, priced to move, no guesswork.
Most owners who try to rent a week fail for one of two reasons: wrong week, or wrong price. Usually both. They book whatever fits their old vacation habits, list it at a price based on what they paid instead of what it's worth, and wait. The listing sits for months. They conclude renting doesn't work.
Renting works. That approach doesn't. Renters aren't browsing — they're hunting for a full week, at a resort they trust, priced to beat booking direct. Hold inventory people are already searching for, price it right, and it moves.
I'm a longtime Marriott points owner who got tired of watching maintenance fees eat away at value I wasn't using. After years of dialing in a system that actually works — verified before booking, priced to move, and completely hands-off once it's listed — I started writing it down so other owners wouldn't have to learn it the slow way.
No exit company. No timeshare sales pitch. No affiliation with Marriott or Redweek — just what actually works, from someone who does it themselves, every year.
The same process, whether it's Ko Olina or your own home resort.
A full 7-night stay at a resort renters are already searching for. Not what's convenient — what's in demand.
Hold the reservation for 15 minutes. Check live comps before you spend a single point.
List near the lowest comp, not the highest. Cheap listings rent first — the pricey ones sit for months.
Full-service listing. Click to accept, change the name, get paid — two days after check-in.
A Marriott points owner's guide to renting on Redweek
Everything above, broken down step by step — with the Ko Olina case study, the real pricing math, and the line every owner should know before scaling this up.
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