Wesley Financial Group - Timeshare Exit Company

How does one legally demand the removal of title and return the deed back to the company?

tonib155 wrote:

How does one legally demand the removal of title and return the deed back to the company?

You cannot "demand" to be removed from a deed; you must first have a willing new "grantee". Deedback policies (and associated fees) vary among timeshare companies, but in any and all instances there must always be willing and informed "acceptance".

In short, you can always request to initiate a "deedback", but your request may or may not be entertained. It's a decision which is the prerogative and legal right of the company (or the HOA / BOD in the case of independent timeshare properties which are not associated with any "chain"). A "demand" would be completely legally meaningless and would likely (and lawfully) just be ignored.

This is surely not what you want to hear, but it is nonetheless irrefutably true and accurate --- don't shoot the messenger.

Seeing that you put this request in the thread "Wesley Financial Group - Timeshare Exit Company", this would be a good time to caution you of any company that claims it can "legally demand the removal of title and return the deed back to the company". These companies are usually scams.

Never hand over cash up ahead to anyone who promises to release you from a contract. Call your hotel and try to work out a deed return. Why spend hundreds of dollars on labor you can perform yourself? On that basis, I got rid of two timeshares in 2011. You must pay all maintenance fees and assessments on time. It will be significantly less expensive if the resort accepts the deed back than taking a chance with an exit firm.