The 5 year old exit strategy developed by Timeshare Relief has stood the test of time and has encountered a number of imitators who originally worked for the company. Yet when it comes to helping disgruntled timeshare owners out of their timeshares, the industry leader is by far Timeshare Relief. With over 32,000 timeshares transferred, the strategy is proven and guaranteed for clients. It's no longer in the laboratory being tested and refined. Clients give Timeshare Relief high praise for lifting the financial burden of their timeshares.
Many Timeshare Relief clients were part of a silent majority of timeshare owners who simply wanted out of their timeshare contract(s).
Some tried to sell their timeshares by working with listing companies or real estate agents who supposedly were timeshare industry experts. Most lost money by paying upfront fees without any guarantee of success. Listing companies simply wrote one line ads among the tens of thousands of timeshares up for sale, thereby wasting the timeshare owners time and money.
Attempting to rent their timeshares only caused more headache and lost hours and dollars. Some discovered that they were actually competing with their own resorts for renters. Many times, rental rates were lower than the annual maintenance fees paid by owners. Money spent on advertising, brokerages, etc. only put these owners more into debt.
Charities refused to take the timeshares. They realized a while back that the timeshares were more of a liability than an asset long ago.
Although many resigned themselves to a lifetime of payments, a few resorted to simply not paying their maintenance fees and other timeshare related charges. They figured that the timeshare would be taken back. But, that's when the resorts showed their teeth by damaging their credit reports, obtaining court-ordered judgments for defaults & penalties, and placing liens on real property instead of their timeshare.
So, if you've experienced any of these types of scenarios, or simply do not want to go through the hassles, give Timeshare Relief a call. On occasion, they'll be able to meet with you face-to-face. Or, set a time for a free consultation - at the very least educate yourself with research found from government agencies and main stream business publications.
Selling 1 week timeshare purchased at Club Regina Resorts Cabo back in 2002. They call it a Even/Gold Floating week. Believe this is a RTU type since no deed was issued. Where would I get information on what is it's current value and who would be the best potential buyers beside selling it to a private buyer. Currently have sumtime shares wanting to purchase our timeshare.....any other recommended timeshare companies to avoid or ones you would suggest I work with?
ReplyDeleteThanks for any comments/suggestions.