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Re: Getting rid of a time share. (by Cynthia P.):

If the company that you purchased your timeshare from has a good reputation they may take your timeshare back. OUCH! You need to own your timeshare outright. You have to have the deed. Some places are willing to take the timeshare back. It hurts financial, but not for long. My sister paid Timeshare relief to take her timeshare, they charged her 1700. If she had called the timeshare directly and told them her financil problem they would have taken it back (she owned it) and she would not have had to pay any one. May 125 to record the deed.

I have heard that this has worked it is worth a try. Cynthia