Getting rid of your timeshare

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Re: Getting rid of your timeshare (by Christine H.):

I would be careful of defaulting . If your timeshares are deeded then the debt will fall on any executor or remaining family member who profits from your estate. The deed is legal and binding and therefore will not go away with death unfortunately. I'm sorry if this makes you feel worse than you do already. I do believe donation is your best bet even if it does cost you money. I live in the UK and had owned a timeshare in South Carolina USA. I recently dealt with Donate for a Cause a US charity, they worked wonders for me and I no longer own a timeshare. I too had investigated all the other options, trying to give it away and sell without success. This was my solution. Good luck to you, it's a very worrying time but hopefully you will reach a satisfactory conclusion soon.