Identify exactly what you own
Confirm the club, registered owner, certificate number, share or membership class and whether the interest is individual, corporate or nominee-based. A listing should never imply rights the class does not carry.
Prepare documents and account clearance
- Share certificate or current ownership record
- Government identification or corporate authority documents
- Latest dues and assessment statements
- Club clearance or information on outstanding balances
- Current club transfer checklist and fee schedule
If the registered owner has died, do not create an ordinary seller listing until the estate's authority, settlement, tax, club and account evidence is understood. Use the inherited club-share transfer guide →
Set an evidence-based asking price
Review current bids, competing asks and recent credible transactions for the same club and class. Account for who pays transfer charges, taxes, arrears or intermediary costs. An asking price is an invitation to negotiate, not a confirmed valuation.
Evaluate the offer and buyer
Compare price together with conditions, timing and proof of capacity. Ensure the written terms address deposits, club rejection, document verification, clearance, taxes, fees and when payment becomes due.
Complete clearance and transfer
Follow the club’s current procedures for endorsement, application, interview or board approval, clearances, certificate cancellation and reissuance. Do not describe the sale as completed until the required conditions and club records are complete.
Prepare your listing
Create a seller profile and submit the key facts for review. Ownership documents remain private during verification.