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Contact Diamond Resorts and ask them if they will take your timeshare back. Make sure you get in touch with someone that handles those matters. You will have to be current with all your fees and assessments if they agree. You may also have to pay the next years maintenance fees but that's a small price to pay to get out of your contract. I got rid of two timeshares in 2011 through deed backs and it's a huge relief. A few phone calls will pay dividends if they agree. I made it a priority to get rid of them and I devoted all my efforts and it was well worth it. If you have any success please post the results back in here for others to see. Good luck.