NEED TO RETURN TIMESHARE

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Original Message:

"Returning" a timeshare... (by KC):

lancec13 wrote:
It is in the July/Aug 2011 issue, pages 30&31.

In case you don't have access to the article entitled "One Person's ... want", his 5 basic suggestions were:

1) Advertise for sale.

2) Stop paying maintenance fees.

3) Do not provide for inheritance in your will (that one went over my head).

4) Negotiate a termination with your Association.

5) File a Quit Claim Deed.

Suggestion number 5 above is available, appropriate and legally valid ONLY if the Association is overtly willing to take the "deedback" in the first place. Grantee acceptance is a requisite part of any valid deed transfer. NO ONE can (lawfully) just unilaterally decide to deed a timeshare over to someone else without the knowledge, consent and acceptance of the recipient (including a resort association).