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Cancel a timeshare
Does anyone know what is the best way to get rid of a timeshare?
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Did you just buy it recently? Or something you've had a long time?
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i've purchased it this year, on february
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I was hoping it was very recent because you might have a better chance to dispute it (like if it was on a charge card or you'd just done it yesterday).
It depends the kind of contract you signed, but unfortunately they are notorious hard to get out of. I am sorry for your situation. |
I finally got rid of one two years ago, managed to sell it back to Marriott, beware there are a lot of ripoff outfits out there, one even wanted me to pay them to transfer the title. Good luck to you.
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Best way unfortunately is to die. Literally 10's of thousands on resell sites
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It entirely depends on where and which property. The VAST majority have essentially no re-sale value. It gets even more difficult if you have a mortgage or still owe money on it. If you own it free and clear you can sell it - but almost certainly for a loss. Most properties have a list or website where members/owners buy/sell/exchange weeks. The biggest problem is you will be in competition w/ the resort itself -- selling units/weeks they have repossessed due to non-payment of the annual assessments. They will sell them very cheap just to get new blood who will pay the assessments.
However -- there are <i>some</i> (very few) premier properties that are sought after. |
you can donate it
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>>you can donate it<<
Maybe . . . but if it is encumbered or has a mortgage it wouldn't be of use to a charity either . . . |
Good luck.
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