Yes, timeshare is real estate and should be treated as such. Here's a piece from Home Run Homes (thanks for the inclusion) that talks about this. Remember, you don't pay an upfront fee to sell your other real estate...stands to reason that if your timeshare is real estate based you shouldn't pay anything other than a commission.
http://www.blogging.lease2buy.com/2010/09/are-timeshares-truly-related-to-real.html
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