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Re: SELLING MY TIMESHARE (by KC):

carvana offers, quoted in pertinent part:

Re: >> It seems to me that you are referring to a lawyer's title opinion. << ==================================

Actually no, I'm not. In most estoppel letter submissions to (and responses from) a resort, there is no attorney participation or involvement whatsoever. That said, I agree that an estoppel letter is a poor substitute for title insurance, but in those timeshare sales involving only a few hundred or a few thousand dollars, most transaction participants are simply unwilling to absorb the expense of title insurance.

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RE: >> To say, "typical $250 closing fee" is not the same as saying that the "typical closing fee is $250". One refers to what one can expect when paying $250 and the other is giving the mean amount typically charged in a timeshare closing. <<

You are evidently correcting what I have never stated. My original words (see pertinent post of 9/11 at 10:07 above) were that one "should expect to pay a minimum of $250...". I did not use the word "typical" at all (until correcting its inaccurate attribution to me in your subsequent reply to my post). A small point, to be sure, but I much prefer to be corrected when wrong --- instead of being corrected on what I never actually stated in the first place.....