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Re: Anyone have experience with Castle Law Group, PC out of Tennessee (by Hsiaoling K.):
I once asked my resort about taking back the timeshare but they declined and referred me to Timeshare King to sell my unit. Can you please tell me how were able to persuade them to do a "deed back"? Any advise will be greatly appreciated. Thank you
donp196 wrote:All they want is your $ 3,000. They will promise you anything to get your money and once you pay them then the excuses start. They will claim that they did everything they could and you will be out your fee and many regrets. Try calling your home resort and ask them to take it back through a " deed back ". I did that with two timeshares and I didn't need to pay an attorney. Let them know that you intend to get rid of your timeshare with or without their assistance and it is in their best interest to work with you. They don't want the loss of maintenance fees and legal costs. It's a win win for both parties.