TRYING TO GET OUT OF MEXICO TIMESHARE

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Re: TRYING TO GET OUT OF MEXICO TIMESHARE (by Kelsey F.):

Tips to Cancel a timeshare: 1. Read the timeshare laws for vacation ownership where your timeshare is located. If it was purchased in Mexico, then, it is ruled by the Mexican civil law. 2. If you can´t cancel your timeshare, determine a realistic price for it. Don´t take advise from timeshare resale companies as they will "sweet the coffee" and make unrealistic expectations trying to get money upfront from you to sell it. 3. Place ads on timeshare sites. There are many and the most important are TUG, My Resort Network RedWeek and EBay. 4. Respond all inquiries as soon as possible. 5. Don´t kill the deal; negotiate. If you get a low baller, make a counter offer. Think of the future maintenance fees you will be saving. 6. Hire a closing company to do the transfer.

If someone or a company cold calls you claiming to have a buyer with thons of cash ready to hand over it to you, be careful. These companies will usually ask you to pay for fees in advance and later on you will discover that this buyer never existed. These companies make their money from people trying desperately cancel a timeshare.