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Sheila M.
We ask if we could give our deeded time share back to where we bought it as we are no longer are able to use it because of health reasons. Westgate Properties is where we bought it. They will take it back but the fee is $2,000. Is that the going rate to hand back the timeshare where you bought it?
Last edited by sheilam110 on Oct 03, 2012 02:02 PM
Don P.
Every place is different. If you are happy paying that fee then go ahead. Just make sure you're dealing with the property owner and not a scammer.
Glenda Y.
what you aren't suppose to pay anything back ask for a quit claim
Glenda Y.
contact their attorney general and your in your state and ask for a quit claim deed right all the info on it and send it back to them certified, you should not have to pay for ANYTHINGyou are giving it back to them, then file a complainwith the BBB and the Federal Trade Commission
R P.
glenday2 wrote:contact their attorney general and your in your state and ask for a quit claim deed right all the info on it and send it back to them certified, you should not have to pay for ANYTHINGyou are giving it back to them, then file a complainwith the BBB and the Federal Trade Commission
Westgate (nor any other timeshare developer or resort) does not have to ACCEPT a quit claim deed .... if they won't then the timeshare will still be in the owner's name.
Also, it's not like these people were bilked by some type of scam. They knowingly signed a contract to buy the timeshare but for whatever reason can't use it anymore.
Westgate has ultra nice resorts .... the owner of the aforementioned timeshare should be able to give it away in Redweek's Bargain Basement if their week is in bright red season.
Last edited by jayjay on Oct 27, 2012 08:22 AM
R P.
Also, you're lucky that Westgate will even offer to take your week back for $2000 .... that will give them a couple years maintenance fees until they find a new owner.
The vast majority of developers and resorts do not take deed backs for ANY reason.
Last edited by jayjay on Oct 27, 2012 08:24 AM
Cynthia C.
That is the cost to process the transfer & issue a new deed, that's what I paid recently to purchase the timeshare I paid cash for. If I know someone in the market for your timeshare I'll let you know.
sheilam110 wrote:We ask if we could give our deeded time share back to where we bought it as we are no longer are able to use it because of health reasons. Westgate Properties is where we bought it. They will take it back but the fee is $2,000. Is that the going rate to hand back the timeshare where you bought it?
Robert S.
I was fortunate in that I advertised the westgatge 2 bedroom on red Week, after six months I had an inquiry about this unit., I though at first, this is just another firm that wanted to charge me more money. It was a real SALE to an older couple that wanted to traveled. the transfer was set to go through at $250. Well, Westgatre decided that wanted to buy the property back for that amount. however, they waited until 40 days (they have 30 days to make that decisions). After 4 phone calls to corporate office, westgate let the sale go through for $250. by the way, westgate is advertised in the AAA travel books..
Last edited by roberts1192 on Oct 29, 2012 08:14 AM
Sheila M.
Did Westgate buy it from you or the older couple?
