The typical home exchange is a great idea, but it is limited because your home is only available when you are away, so you have to coordinate your plans with the one other person you can find in the place you want to travel to. Second homes are available much more of the time, and can be used whether you are travelling or not.

I'm interested in sharing ideas on how to get a "second home" exchange going. It would work maybe more like a timeshare, except each place would be privately owned, and not part of a big resort complex. There would have to be some system (hopefully simple) to schedule visits, but that should be easy with some sort of website. And of course all the members of the group would have to be able to trust each other completely.

We're interested in buying a place in Paris or Rio, a small 1 BR apt., and had thought about renting it out part of the year. We wonder who has had experience in getting management for that sort of place, with cleaning and repairs an all.

Hello,  I belong to several home exchage sites and some of them have a place where you can select second home or vacation home to exchange.  I go to my kids home when I have guest here and I also bank exchanges for the future and use them when the exchangers are not at home.      Good luck  M.

That's very interesting. Could you give me some links to a couple of them that you would recommend?

Thanks.

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There would have to be some system (hopefully simple) to schedule visits, but that should be easy with some sort of website. And of course all the members of the group would have to be able to trust each other completely.

<!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}-->Hey. I would like to buy or exchange a house in London, are they still there though? or for example, if you build a new house, how do you know its address and a postcode? I know for example the postcode can be found here https://postcodefinder.net/england/london, but there are already existing houses, and when it is new, how does it happen? I hope to get an answer, thanks.