The time it takes a timeshare to close depends on the developer and whether or not it has to waive the right of first refusal (ROFR). What is ROFR? Well, contracts typically state that the developer has the right to step in as the buyer in the event of a timeshare sale transaction. In fact, every timeshare resale goes through the ROFR process to allow the resort to get back its timeshare units.
If the ROFR has been dismissed, the timeshare transaction can continue. Typically, on average, the timeshare closing process can take 35 days (more or less) once a purchase agreement is signed and the deposit is collected.