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Try your local paper or the paper in the town where the resort lies. Evaluate the waters on sites for timeshare owners, like redweek. com or The Timeshare Users Group (PULL). Become a proprietor: Discover out if your resort has a rental program, or if you can lease on your own.
Give it back: Contact the designer or resort management. Tell them you want to quit-deed the residential or commercial property back to them. In other words, you want to offer away your timeshare in exchange for the future cost savings of not needing to pay your membership. But be forewarned: They might not want it. http://chancetrmc846.bravesites.com/entries/general/9-simple-techniques-for-what-is-a-timeshare-exit-company |
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