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Re: Anyone have experience with Castle Law Group, PC out of Tennessee (by Don P.):
My advice would be to call the resort or have a family member on your behalf call the home resort and talk to someone who handles the deeds . You explain your circumstances and ask them to take it back . You should be firm and explain to them that you can no longer afford the maintenance fees and that it is in their best interest to take it back rather than let it go into default . You may even consider contacting a real estate attorney where you live and have them send a letter for you . At least you will be dealing with a licensed attorney right where you live and you have recourse if he fails to act properly .
I sympathize with your circumstances and I hope your home resort takes those into consideration and lets you out of your contract . Good luck and let us know what happens . Continue to monitor this forum for more ideas from others .