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What Owners Should Know If you have fallen behind on a timeshare mortgage, maintenance fees, or another required payment, you may be wondering: Can a timeshare go into collections? Potentially, yes. Depending on what is owed, your contract, the resort or association involved, and how the account is handled, an

Owning a timeshare can make sense during one stage of your life and become inconvenient or expensive during another. Maybe your family no longer uses the resort. Travel has become more difficult. Maintenance fees have increased. Or you simply no longer want the responsibility that comes with the ownership. If

When a timeshare becomes too expensive or difficult to use, stopping the payments can seem like the simplest way out. But stopping payment does not automatically cancel a timeshare. Depending on what you owe, the type of timeshare you own, your contract, the resort or association involved, and applicable law,