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Is a Timeshare Worth It in The Long Run?

Let us take a moment to talk about timeshares and their real value in the long run. The reason for this discussion is to try to warn some people away from timeshares if they are thinking about getting one. Additionally, we will try to help explain how to get out of timeshare properties if you have already put money into one. Timeshares are quite popular, with about 20 million households owning a timeshare. But, just because they’re popular doesn’t mean they don’t come with a set of problems.

Timeshares Seem Better Than They Are

The dream of owning your own little piece of paradise seems nice on paper, but it doesn’t work out nearly as perfect in practice. The problem with owning timeshares is that they don’t actually live up to the dream that you have in your head about them.

Timeshares are designed to sell you on the dream of beautiful vacations whenever you want, but they are actually more about getting you in the door so that the company can bill you constantly for this property.

In fact, many people end up in properties where they cannot get the vacation dates that they want, and they are boxed out of many of the amenities that they had hoped would be available to them so that they could best enjoy their vacations. Sadly, they are forced into dealing with annoying timeshare salespeople and other individuals who clearly only have their own best interests at heart, and things can get ugly very fast.

Hidden Fees And More

You do not want to put yourself into a timeshare because the price that you are quoted is not the price that you will ultimately pay in most cases. The reality is more along the lines of whatever price you are quoted plus a lot more on top of that. The reason is that there are often hidden fees that come into play that you may not have noticed when you were signing the paperwork. The timeshare companies are very coy about these types of things, but they will bill you constantly until they get the money out of you that they want.

Get Out Of Timeshare Properties

It is obviously the case that many people who start out in timeshare properties ultimately want to get out of them once they realize the danger that they have put themselves in. Thus, it is wise to seek out a timeshare exit team to help you get out of the contract.

There is nothing cheap about the work that these exit teams do, but it is better than being stuck with the timeshare property that isn’t doing you any good. If you have felt the pinch of what timeshares can do to you, then you know that you need to get out of them as soon as possible, and an exit team can help you with that right now.

Why Trust us

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Our primary service is our title transfer service. This service helps timeshare owners by legally transferring their timeshare property title out of their name. Once the transfer is complete, all financial liability and obligation is removed.

Timeshare owners that still have a mortgage on their timeshare may qualify for our Timeshare mortgage cancellation which is the most successful timeshare exit strategy available. Throughout this process we work directly with you to cancel your timeshare with the resort where you purchased it.

Please call our office today for a free consultation

Every clients situation is unique and therefore the costs vary.

After your consultation we will give you specific cost and a guaranteed time of completion in writing for your exact situation.

We provide a 100% written guarantee and have earned glowing testimonials.

Every clients situation is unique and therefore the costs vary. After your consultation we will give you specific cost and a guaranteed time of completion in writing for your exact situation.

We provide a 100% written guarantee and have earned glowing testimonials.

A recession period is outlined in your timeshare agreement and is usually 3-10 calendar days where you can cancel your timeshare contract. Each state and resort have different guidelines for this, which are outlined in your contract. If you happen to be in your recession time period, you can cancel your timeshare. Be aware that timeshare companies will often make it very difficult to contact them and cancelling often requires filling out paperwork and mailing it in.

If you are in your recession period, act quickly. You can also contact our team for help cancelling your timeshare.

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Timeshares are difficult to cancel due to the nature of the contracts that timeshare companies and resorts use. Recession periods are generally very short and difficult to navigate. Writing a letter to cancel your timeshare is often lost or not received by the resort, or that is what they’ll say.

Our team of experts know how to navigate the process and guarantee your freedom from your timeshare.

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