Original Message:
Deedback redux... (by KC):
Understandably, no developer will ever consider a "deedback" unless they are comfortable and certain that there are no issues potentially "muddying up" a straightforward title transfer back to them via a simple quit claim deed. This understandable position is why they slam the "deedback" door shut if / when there is any hint of any involvement of a (so-called) "exit company" or other third party (including an attorney). They are simply not going to spend a single moment of time or effort dealing with anything except a clean, paid up "deedback" directly by the owner of record, with no other parties involved.
I suggest being persistent with Wyndham. Specifically, try to reach someone "higher up the food chain" than whoever you initially spoke to. An obsolete entry in your owner record with info that is no longer accurate or relevant should not preclude participation in Ovations. You now need to make it crystal clear that there is no longer any attorney or (so-called) "exit company" involved in any way. Even more specifically, I recommend overtly offering to submit a sworn and signed affidavit clearly (and only if truthfully) stating that you are not currently associated in any way with any attorney or (so-called) exit company. Once you very clearly convince Wyndham of this fact, Ovations should then be smooth sailing, but because of that former attorney letter, they are understandably wary and the burden is now on YOU to (clearly and truthfully) convince them that this would now (unlike previously) be a very clean, uncomplicated, straightforward "deedback" directly from the owner (you) back to Wyndham via a simple quit claim deed.
Be persistent. Good luck.