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[Q=brianr364]It would seem much simpler if my friend could simply hand the Timeshare over to the resort and sign it over, but I have found no instances of that ever happening in my research so far. Please feel welcome to be honest with me, as my friend and I are pretty clueless about all of this.[/Q] Try asking the resort if it will take the unit back. Explain the situation. Some resorts will and some won't. It doesn't hurt to ask. Also, if the answer today is No, try again in a month's or two's time. FWIW, if your relative decides to sell to the older relative, no money has to change hands. He can "sell" it for free but there are closing costs involved and most resorts will charge a transfer fee.