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Re: Current info on walking away from a timeshare (by Don P.):
Contact your home resort and explain your circumstances. Make sure you get in contact with someone who handles the financial aspects. They may take back your property through a deed back. I did that with two timeshares this year. I just had to be current with all my fees and assessments and I paid the next years taxes and a small fee to process the paperwork. I had two major surgeries within 18 months and I told them I was getting rid of my timeshares with or without their help. They took back both properties and I'm now burden free. They take each person on a case to case basis. You may just have to document your situation. Good Luck