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No longer in business...or just not readily available? (by KC):
aimeeb18 wrote:The "grantee" is The WB Marketing Company, --- which no longer exists.
Many important and relevant facts and details are unavailable here, but one reason I specifically suggested contacting a FL bar attorney (...and just for the record, I am NOT one...) is that you may not really know (or be able to conclusively determine from afar) whether this particular "business" is actually lawfully dissolved, or merely has no functional address / telephone number at this time. This distinction COULD be important if there is one (or more) named individual(s) within in that "company" organizational documents who can possibly now be chased, found, served and perhaps ultimately be held personally accountable.
In any event, I wish you luck; this is not a situation likely to be easily or quickly resolved. Until a new deed gets officially RECORDED with the applicable FL county in the name of another, it would appear that YOU may well still be appropriately regarded as the ongoing owner of record in the meantime. Maintenance fees, interest and late fees will continue to steadily accrue, so initiating some proactive measures sooner rather than later would certainly be in your best interests. Again, good luck.
P.S. All of the necessary and pertinent facts and details are not in clear evidence or available here, but with the limited information presented thus far it would initially seem that you don't (and won't) have much (if any) recourse directly with the resort itself. The resort (or so it seems to me) has already fully met its' obligation, having provided you with $8,000 in value toward your new purchase. Unless the resort had some sort of known (and demonstrable) ownership or fiduciary affiliation with this (...possibly now defunct?) "marketing" company, I fail to see how the resort could now actually be in any way culpable for the actions, inactions, decisions or failures of an entirely unrelated and independent business entity (assuming, of course, that the "marketing company" really and truly IS (...or was) unrelated and independent of the resort.