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The Real Costs Associated with Timeshares

Vacation properties have become a big hit in the last decade. These timeshares have seen tremendous growth, with onsite resort revenues exceeding a billion dollars in 2020. Despite this growth, they still have a bad reputation due to hidden costs. Before investing in timeshares, it is critical to understand what they are and how they work.

What You Need to Know

Timeshares are vacation or resort properties owned by several people. The property owners share the costs of maintenance and upgrades equally. Owners are allowed to use the property as they wish but are not allowed to sell it. There are various timeshares, all of which have different associated costs.

Note that this investment yields very little in returns. They give owners the opportunity to vacation at a similar location.

Costs Associated With Timeshares

Before investing in a Timeshare, it is critical to understand what you are doing. This investment has an average cost of $22.180. This amount is what you will pay for a Timeshare. The figure may vary depending on the popularity of the location.

Maintenance fees cost between $900 to $1200, but this is also subject to property taxes and other miscellaneous costs. According to The Timeshare Guru, about 53% of timeshare owners spend up to $10,000 or more on a property.

Costing begins with the initial buy-in. This fee includes the points you must purchase as a joining cost. Essentially, you need to buy a minimum number of points to get in.

There are also special administration costs. These fees cater to ownership transfers and late payments. Delinquent owners who constantly delay payments get slapped with huge fines. They also cater to cancellations and other late payments. You incur special administration costs under specific circumstances. So you rarely have to worry about them.

Unlike garden variety resorts, timeshares require you to pay for housekeeping out-of-pocket. Housekeeping fees are separate from other maintenance costs and offset cleaning and room service costs.

Property upkeep or maintenance fees are a concern for many timeshare owners. These costs are expensive, and they are non-specific. Some vacation destinations include upgrades in these fees, which increase costs substantially. Timeshares have many other hidden costs that drastically reduce their value and potential return on investment. Timeshares may seem lucrative, but they are costly and offer little return. If you’re looking for a timeshare exit strategy, we’ve got you covered. Give us a call today for more information!

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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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