Your Broward or Miami-Dade maintenance bill shows up again. You haven't used the week in years. The reservation rules are frustrating, the annual charges keep coming, and every online listing you check seems disconnected from what owners receive. At that point, owners don't need another glossy resale pitch. They need a financial triage plan. That's the right frame for anyone trying to sell a Florida timeshare in 2026. This isn't a condo sale. It isn't a standard second-home listing. It's a contract-driven exit problem shaped by resort…