There is no such thing as a fixed fee for timeshare exit. Each timeshare cancellation case is unique, and depends on the timeshare resort in question, whether your timeshare is paid in full or not, your past experiences with the resort company, and your personal circumstances. It would be irresponsible and unrealistic to provide fixed fees.

However, once we have a conversation with you, we can assess your personal situation and will present you with a one-time fixed quote to terminate your timeshare obligations. This is a 100% FREE and no-obligation process.

Yes, we accept timeshare ownership contract cases with a mortgage. However, terminating your timeshare obligation in such cases is often more difficult and will require more legal work.

Depending on the situation you may still be able to get out for a fraction of what you would pay your resort company in monthly mortage fees until the timeshare is paid off, and annual fees for the rest of your life.

It depends on which resort you are contracted with. It can take as little as 3 months and as long as a year or more for the whole cancellation process to finish. Other factors include how many contracts you have, whether you have a mortgage or have already paid in full, and various other facts and circumstances that will influence the difficulty and time it takes to free you of your timeshare burden.

We strongly recommend against taking that approach. If you default on any of your payments, your timeshare company has the right to, and will place your account in default and start foreclosure proceedings. At this point the late fees, penalties and legal fees will start adding up.

Not only will the foreclosure ruin your credit, upon conclusion of the foreclosure, the timeshare company can also issue you, and file a form 1099-C (Cancellation of Debt) with the IRS for all the monies owed. In general, the amount of the cancelled debt is taxable and you must report it on your tax return for the year the cancellation occurs. So you may land yourself with a serious tax liability.

Kicking the can down the road is never a great strategy. Especially if you kick the can to the Internal Revenue Service!

This is where most timeshare owners get it wrong, or are misled. A timeshare is not an asset. Even though the timeshare resort companies like to use nomenclature such as 'timeshare deed' and 'timeshare mortgage', you do not own a piece of real estate, nor do you own anything valuable. The only thing you 'own' is the right to attempt to book a stay at your timeshare resort, in the hope that there is availabily on the dates you would like to vacation. And that's assuming you are up-to-date on all fees and assessments.

If timeshares were valuable there would be realtors out there trying to sell them based on commission. Good luck finding one of those, as they don't exist!

Yes, you can absolutely use their service. But to add insult to injury, you will be able to accomplish the exact same thing using our service, for a fraction of the cost your resort company will charge you to release you of your obligations.

No worries! If you can’t find your paperwork, we will assist you in getting copies at no extra charge.

Decades of combined experience and expertise in timeshare law, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. And, if we can't guarantee you we can get you out, we won't take your case or your money.

No matter how you twist or turn it, if you are stuck with a timeshare you no longer want, it's always best to sever the connection and start the exit process. Your timeshare exit cost will in all cases be a fraction of what it would cost to hang on to your timeshare in perpetuity.