Why are timeshares difficult to cancel?

Canceling a timeshare can be complicated due to the specific terms and conditions embedded in many contracts. These agreements are often designed to make exits challenging, and some timeshare companies may not be quick to process cancellation requests. Professional assistance can help you navigate this often tricky process.

Do you work with all timeshares? 

No, we qualify each and every contract before we start the process. Not all timeshares will be eligible for our Guaranteed Exit Program and we will never accept a contract until we are confident we can complete the exit process successfully. 

How much is my timeshare worth?

Timeshare resale values can be much lower than the initial purchase price. Many timeshares depreciate over time, and in some cases, the market value may be quite low. It’s essential to understand the realities of the resale market before deciding on your next steps.

Will my name be removed from the deed?

Yes, once the exit process is complete, your name will be permanently removed from the timeshare deed, fully releasing you from any further obligations tied to ownership.

Do you sell my timeshare?

No, we do not offer timeshare resale services. Beware of companies that claim to have a buyer ready or promise quick sales. The timeshare resale market is often difficult, and many people face challenges selling. Our focus is on helping you legally exit your timeshare, not selling it.

Can a timeshare be inherited?

Yes, timeshares can be inherited as part of an estate. However, this also means inheriting the associated costs, such as maintenance fees and special assessments. If you inherit a timeshare you don’t want, it’s best to explore your options for exit with the help of a professional.

Can I legally get out of my timeshare contract?

Yes, a timeshare can be inherited as part of an estate. However, it’s important to know that inheriting a timeshare also means inheriting the associated costs, such as maintenance fees and special assessments. If you inherit a timeshare you don’t want, there are exit options you can explore.

Can I just stop paying the maintenance fees?

Stopping payments on your timeshare’s maintenance fees can result in significant consequences, including damage to your credit score, collections activity, and even legal action. It’s important to handle this carefully and not to rely on non-payment as a means of exit and be wary of companies that require you to stop paying your fees.

Will my maintenance fees increase?

Yes, maintenance fees for timeshares typically increase each year by a certain percentage, usually between 3–5%. These increases can add up over time and become a financial burden for many owners, which is why finding a long-term exit solution may be a wise decision.

How can I get out of my timeshare?

If you’re looking for ways to exit your timeshare, contact us for a no-obligation consultation. We’ll review your options and help you find the best path forward for your unique situation.