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Find out today if your Timeshare is eligible for a cancellation with cash in return! 90% of the time, when helping owners cancel we are also able to recover funds. This is due to Overpayment, misrepresentation, or underuse. Which can create 'unused credit' eligibility. Most owners qualify for this benefit, and so can you!

Additional Reason why you can get cash:

  • ABS (Asset-Backed Securities): Resorts often package timeshare contracts into investments and sell them to investors.

  • This creates a legal pathway for owners to file claims on unused value or overpayment.

  • Typical recovery amount: $10,000 – $100,000+

  • Deadline-driven: Late filing means no claim.

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General Exit Strategies (Applicable Across All Companies)

Step Action
1. Use rescission/cooling-off Legally cancel within 3–15 days (California 7 days, Florida 10 days, Nevada 5 days…) timesharecontractresolution.com aaronsonlawgroup.com.
2. Send proper cancellation notice Written, certified mail + return receipt, to address specified in contract. Include full details + clear intent to rescind.
3. Gather evidence Keep contracts, ads, recordings, medical proofs if hardship exists nitrogenwealth.com.
4. Resort deed-back/exit programs Check if your resort offers a deed-back or exit plan (e.g., Wyndham, MVC, Westgate, Diamond). Must meet conditions like being current/loan-free.
5. Negotiate or escalate Use affidavits, file complaints with state AG, FTC, BBB; persistence works.
6. Consider legal help If all else fails, seek real-estate/timeshare attorney—may negotiate, litigate, or pursue misrepresentation claims.
7. Last resort: default Ceasing payments, letting foreclosure happen—destroys credit, but does release obligations.

Practical Tips

  • Act quickly: Clock starts ticking at signing or when disclosures received.
  • Certified mail: This is your proof.
  • Keep records: Copies of everything: letters, mail receipts, emails, call logs.
  • Avoid scammy exit outfits: They often take upfront fees and deliver nothing aaronsonlawgroup.com aaronsonlawgroup.com reddit.com.
  • Check for misrepresentation: Sales reps often promise rental income they can’t guarantee—document it for leverage.

Final Summary

  1. Rescission window? Use it.
  2. Outside it? Find deed-back/exit programs (e.g., MVC, Wyndham, etc.).
  3. Failing that? Escalate via complaints, attorney, or deed rescission.
  4. Worst-case scenario: Default—hurts credit, but ends obligations.
Need company-specific letter templates, legal form links (e.g., MVC RE 615), or help drafting your notice? we can walk through that next.