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Re: Getting rid of your timeshare (by Don P.):

The two time shares that I got rid of were in Daytona. Actually Ormond Beach. One was the Royal Floridian and the other was Plantation Island. They both agreed to take them back with just a quit claim deed. I would advise everyone who wants to get rid of their time shares to contact the home resort. I would also like anyone who has any success in deeding them back please post on this site so others can see that it actually works. Some resorts require you to pay a couple of years maintenance fees and mine just required that I be current in my fees and assessments and pay a minimal processing fee.