Yes, you can get a deduction from the property taxes you pay on your timeshare. To make this work, just make sure you follow the rules. This includes the fact that taxes must be assessed separately from maintenance fees. Also note that the property tax on your timeshare may be assessed to the entire resort, or as part of a tax parcel larger than your individual share. In that case, you're not liable for the taxes, but you can't deduct them either. A tax professional can help you determine how much of a deduction you can take for each timeshare you own. Just make sure you get all the deductions you're eligible for.