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Timeshare Mortgage Cancellation Attorneys
Timeshare Owners, are you trapped in an overwhelming timeshare mortgage that's draining your finances?
Whether you're facing mounting monthly payments, struggling with unexpected medical bills, or realizing you were misled during the sales presentation, you're not alone.
Thousands of timeshare owners wake up every day feeling hopeless, watching their hard-earned money disappear into a vacation property they can't afford or rarely use.
The burden only gets heavier. Your timeshare mortgage payments keep coming, maintenance fees continue rising, and the stress is affecting your health and your family's financial future.
Perhaps you've tried reaching out to the resort directly, only to hit walls of resistance.
Maybe you've discovered that your timeshare is being sold for pennies online while you're stuck with a five-figure loan.
Worse yet, you might have realized that those promises made during the sales presentation were nothing but empty words - but now you're legally bound to a contract that seems impossible to escape.
This is where Ross, Lynn, and Associates' Network of Specialized Timeshare Mortgage Cancellation Attorneys Steps In.
We've built our reputation on turning timeshare nightmares into success stories.
Our proven approach has helped countless timeshare owners break free from timeshare mortgages through legal, ethical means:
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✓ Financial Hardship: We negotiate with resorts to accept voluntary surrenders, protecting your future while ending your payment obligations
✓ Medical Hardship: Our team can document and present your case for hardship release, often resulting in complete contract termination
✓ Victim of Deceptive Sales: We leverage arbitration and litigation clauses to challenge misleading practices and fight for potential refunds
✓ Overwhelming Loan Balance: Through our established relationships with major resorts, we can negotiate settlements for pennies on the dollar​
What Sets Us Apart:
✓ Direct Resort Relationships: Years of professional negotiations have built trusted pathways to resolution
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✓ Specialized Legal Network: Our attorneys focus exclusively on timeshare contract termination
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✓ Proven Track Record: Successful settlements and cancellations with the biggest resort brands in the timeshare industry
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✓ Ethical Approach: We only pursue legitimate claims through legal channels
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Don't let another day pass feeling trapped by your timeshare mortgage.
Contact Ross, Lynn, and Associates today for a free consultation to learn more about your options.
Our experienced team will review your circumstances and outline a clear path to freedom from your timeshare burden.
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Key Points
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Gain insight into the nuances of timeshare mortgages and understand how they contrast with traditional home loans.
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Learn why the developers are their own lenders, which is why their mortgage interest rates are between 16% to 20% in comparison to a traditional mortgage at 6%.
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Why timeshares cannot be refinanced since your timeshare does not serve as collateral for the loan.
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Explore the comprehensive cost structure of timeshare ownership, including hidden charges like annual maintenance fees and special assessments.
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Identify key preparation steps, such as gathering documentation, before contacting your timeshare company or an attorney for support.
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​Why timeshares lose 98% of their value, which is the reason why timeshares are so difficult to sell.
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Learn about deceptive schemes often used by timeshare companies and their effect on buyers.
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Recognize a legal strategy for cancelling your mortgage timeshare payments under fraudulent or misleading circumstances.
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Discover the expertise and assistance timeshare attorneys offer to help ensure a successful cancellation.
What is Timeshare Mortgage Cancellation?
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Timeshare mortgage cancellation refers to the process through which an individual seeks to terminate their financial and contractual obligations associated with a vacation property. This often involves nullifying the mortgage payments and maintenance payments tied to the timeshare contract, which can be complicated due to legal intricacies.
Owners may seek to get out of a timeshare mortgage due to various reasons, including financial or medical hardship, dissatisfaction with the property, belief that the salesperson misrepresented what they were truly buying, withheld the full cost of the loan, or changes in personal circumstances.
The process typically requires gathering documentation, negotiating with the lender or timeshare company, and potentially involving legal assistance or legal action.
In many cases, owners find themselves trapped in long-term contracts that can be difficult to exit, taking an emotional toll. Timeshare mortgage cancellation offers a way out, but it often demands thorough understanding and patience.
Owners need to review their original timeshare contract closely, as terms and conditions can vary significantly between different timeshare companies. Additionally, the process may involve disputing unfair sales practices or misrepresentations made at the time of purchase.
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Some owners may also explore alternatives like selling or renting out their timeshare. These options come with their own challenges, as timeshares lose 98% of their value, and people can use a timeshare without owning one.
The Difference Between A Regular Mortgage And A Timeshare Mortgage
A regular mortgage is a loan used to purchase a primary residence or an investment property, where the borrower makes monthly payments over a specified period until the loan is satisfied. The property serves as collateral for the loan, and homeowners build equity over time.
In contrast, timeshare mortgages explicitly finance the purchase of a timeshare—a shared ownership in the "right to use" of the vacation property. The "right to use" means the vacation property does not serve as collateral for the loan.
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With a vacation ownership mortgage, owners pay for the right to use the property for a designated period each year, rather than full "tangible" ownership.
Additionally, while a regular mortgage typically involves a long-term commitment at the current mortgage rates of 5.5% to 7%, often spanning 15 to 30 years, timeshare mortgages are usually shorter, spanning 10 to 15 years.
Timeshare financing may come with higher interest rates, typically between 16% to 20% and less favorable terms, reflecting the unique nature of shared ownership.
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In a bid to secure a sale, the salesperson glossed over crucial details regarding the true cost of ownership in the timeshare contract, leaving prospective buyers with a skewed perception of affordability.
While they highlighted attractive amenities and payment plans, they conveniently omitted the fine print in the paperwork that revealed borrowers would ultimately pay 100% or more in interest over the span of a ten-year loan.
This lack of transparency not only undermined trust but also set up unsuspecting customers for long-term financial burdens, as they were left unaware of how their initial excitement could lead to years of crippling debt.​
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Furthermore, unlike traditional homeowners who can sell their property and realize equity gains, timeshare owners will find it challenging to sell their shares in the resale market, leading to potential financial pitfalls since maintenance fees and other costs will rise over time.
Ultimately, understanding these distinctions is crucial for prospective sellers and buyers contemplating either option.
Above, you'll find a time share mortgage contract disclosing the financing term of the loan, paying 100% in finance charges, doubling the amount you pay for a mortgage with a timeshare resort.
Understanding a Timeshare Mortgage Cancellation Process
Navigating the timeshare mortgage cancellation process can be daunting, but understanding the key steps can simplify your journey. First and foremost, review your original purchase agreement. Familiarize yourself with the terms and conditions, particularly any clauses related to cancellation or rescission periods. Many states allow a specific window (often between 3 to 10 days) during which you can cancel without penalty.
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If you are within your state's rescission period, write a timeshare cancellation letter as provided below to the resort and exercise your right under the Timeshare Act in your state. Your purchase agreement will have the address listed to mail the letter to their rescission department.
Below we have listed the state's rescission period. If the rescission period has passed, you still have options.
STATE BY STATE RESCISSION PERIOD
Alabama -5 days, not including Sunday after signing of the contract
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Alaska -15 days after statutory disclosure documents
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Arizona -10 days after execution of the purchase agreement
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Arkansas -5 days after execution of the contract
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California -7 days after signing, or receipt of the statutory disclosure documents
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Colorado -5 days after sale
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Connecticut -5 days after the date of execution of the contract, or required disclosure statement
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Delaware -15 days after date of execution
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Florida -10 days after the execution date, or the day of receipt of statutory disclosure documents
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Georgia -7 days not including holiday and Sundays after receipt of statutory documents.
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Hawaii -7 calendar days after execution of the contract, or after receipt of statutory disclosure documents
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Idaho -5 days after execution of the contract
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Indiana -72 hours after execution of the contract
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Iowa -5 Business days following the receipt of all required disclosures
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Kansas -3 Business days after the signing of the contract
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Kentucky -3 Business days after the signing the agreement
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Louisiana -7 days from signing, or receipt of statutory disclosure documents
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​Maine -10 days after receipt of the contract or execution
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Maryland -10 days after the contract date or receipt of statutory disclosures
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Massachusetts -3 business days after receipt of statutory disclosure documents
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Michigan -9 business days after receipt of all statutory disclosure documents
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Minnesota -5 days after receipt of a legible binding contract, or statutory disclosure documents
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Mississippi -7 days after receipt of statutory disclosure documents or execution of the contract
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Missouri -5 days after the date of agreement
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Montana -7 days after receipt of statutory disclosure documents or signing the purchase agreement.
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Nebraska -3 days after receipt of statutory disclosure documents
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Nevada -5 days after the execution of the contract
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​New Hampshire -5 days to cancel a contract signing or delivery of all statutory disclosure documents
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New Jersey -7 days after the execution of the contract
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New Mexico -7 days after execution of the contract
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New York -7 business days after signing the contract
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North Carolina -5 days after execution of the contract
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Ohio 3 days after signing the contract
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Oklahoma 5 days after receipt of a legible contract
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Oregon 5 days from signing of the contract
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Pennsylvania 5 days after execution of the contract
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Rhode Island 5 business days after execution or receipt of all statutory disclosure documents
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South Carolina 5 days after the date of signing
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South Dakota 7 days after execution of the contract
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Tennessee 10 days after signing the contract with onsite inspection, or 15 days if no inspection
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Texas 5 days after signing and receipt of the contract, or receipt of statutory disclosure documents
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Utah 5 days after the signing of the agreement
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Vermont 3 business days after signing of the contract (Home Solicitation)
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Virginia 7 days after execution of the contract
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Washington 7 days following execution of the contract
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West Virginia 10 days from the date of signing, AND 10 days after receipt of public disclosure
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Wisconsin 5 business days after the execution of the contract, or receiving the last of statutory documents
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Wyoming 10 days after signing of the contract (Home Solicitation)
How To Write a Timeshare Cancellation Letter
In this insightful guide, we’ve included an example of a timeshare cancellation letter crafted meticulously by our timeshare cancellation attorney in accordance with the statutes outlined in the Timeshare Act.
This powerful template has proven effective for our clients, successfully allowing them to sever ties with their mortgage payments and receive a full refund for their down payment.
To tailor it to your specific situation, replace the following:
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Your name(s)
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Your address
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Member and/or Contract number(s)
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The timeshare company's address
Additionally, include the date of purchase along with the applicable state Timeshare Act statute and specify the number of days provided by your state for cancellation. You must request reimbursement of your down payment to the method of payment you used that day.
The timeshare mortgage cancellation letter below will allow you to cancel your timeshare mortgage as long as you are within your rescission period.
Passed Your Recission Period?
Many resorts promote exit programs for individuals who have settled their mortgages. However, if you still have a mortgage, the resort will require you to pay it off first before they can submit your case to the Homeowners Association for its approval.
The HOA has the authority to reject your request, potentially forcing you to retain the timeshare, even if the loan has been paid off.
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You can always seek legal counsel from a timeshare attorney who specializes in consumer protection and timeshare law. ​Consumer protection laws have identified key circumstances where contracts may be legally challenged and potentially voided.
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The most prevalent justifications for timeshare cancellation include:
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• Deceptive Sales Tactics: When salespeople make false promises or misrepresent material facts about the timeshare property, amenities, or terms of ownership
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• Concealed Costs: Cases where significant fees, maintenance charges, or financial obligations were intentionally hidden during the sales process
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• Resort Non-Compliance: Situations where the resort company fails to honor their contractual obligations or maintain promised standards
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• Benefit Discrepancies: Instances where actual benefits, access, or property usage rights differ substantially from what was initially promised
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• Regulatory Violations: Cases involving breaches of state-specific consumer protection laws and timeshare regulations that were designed to protect buyers
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This information arms consumers with an understanding of valid legal pathways that may be available when seeking to terminate an unwanted timeshare mortgage. Each case requires careful evaluation of the specific circumstances and documentation to build the strongest possible legal argument.
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The key is demonstrating concrete evidence of these issues rather than just general dissatisfaction with the purchase. One of our experienced timeshare attorneys can evaluate which of these grounds may apply to your specific situation.
Can A Mortgage With A Timeshare Be Refinanced?
Timeshare mortgages present a unique challenge in the realm of refinancing, as traditional banks steadfastly refuse to extend their services for these loans due to a critical lack of collateral.
Unlike standard mortgages, where tangible property secures the loan and gives lenders the ability to foreclose in case of default, timeshares complicate matters significantly; here, the developer retains ownership of the timeshare itself.
Consequently, when borrowers find themselves in financial straits, there’s no asset for banks to reclaim — they cannot seize a property that is not legally owned by the homeowner but rather by the timeshare company.
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Here's a comprehensive explanation of why timeshare mortgages are nearly impossible to refinance:
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Lack of Traditional Collateral Value
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Unlike traditional real estate, timeshares lose 98% in value immediately after purchase
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Banks view timeshares as high-risk assets because they have virtually no resale value
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Financial institutions don't consider timeshares as legitimate collateral for refinancing purposes
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2. Non-Traditional Property Ownership Structure
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Timeshares represent only partial ownership or "right to use" rather than full property ownership
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The fractional ownership model makes it impossible for lenders to secure their interest in the property
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Multiple owners on the same property create complicated legal entanglements that banks avoid
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3. Industry-Specific Challenges
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The timeshare industry's reputation for high-pressure sales tactics makes traditional lenders wary
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Most conventional banks and credit unions have policies specifically excluding timeshare refinancing
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The secondary market for timeshare mortgages is virtually non-existent
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4. Risk Factors for Lenders
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High default rates are associated with timeshare mortgages
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Difficulty in reselling or recovering value from foreclosed timeshares
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The complex legal structure of timeshare ownership makes the debt collection process challenging
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5. Financial Institution Policies
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Major banks have explicit policies against refinancing timeshare mortgages
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Mortgage insurance companies will not insure timeshare refinance loans
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Traditional refinancing programs exclude timeshares from eligible properties
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This unique combination of factors creates a situation where traditional refinancing options available for regular mortgages simply don't exist for timeshare loans, leaving owners stuck with their original high-interest financing terms.
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Understanding these limitations is crucial for potential timeshare buyers, as the initial financing terms they accept will likely be the terms they're locked into for the duration of the loan.
Can You Sell A Timeshare With A Mortgage?
Timeshare mortgages come with stringent requirements that ensure the integrity of ownership and protect both the buyer and the resort's interests.
1) Your loan must be satisfied, meaning it must be free and clear of any outstanding debts; otherwise, you cannot sell your vacation ownership interest.
2) Maintaining current maintenance fees is crucial since these fees sustain the upkeep of the property, and unpaid dues will disqualify you from being able to sell your timeshare.
3) The resort's Right of First Refusal adds another layer of complexity; this provision allows the resort to review and potentially deny any sale, forcing you to keep the timeshare.
What Are The Consequences of Not Paying Timeshare Mortgages?
Failing to pay your timeshare mortgage can lead to severe repercussions. Similar to any other mortgage, missing payments may result in foreclosure, allowing the timeshare company to take legal measures to reclaim the property.
Depending on state regulations, foreclosure can be classified as either judicial or non-judicial; judicial foreclosures necessitate a court order, whereas non-judicial foreclosures adhere to specific state procedures.
In both scenarios, the timeshare company could acquire ownership of the property and sell it to recover the owed debt.
Adverse Credit Reporting: When it comes to credit, foreclosures are public records that credit bureaus often discover and report, which can severely harm your credit score, typically causing a decrease of 100 points or more. This unfavorable entry can remain on your credit report for up to seven years, making it challenging to secure loans, credit cards, or even find a rental apartment.
Potential Legal Consequences: In addition to foreclosure, you might incur extra costs like late fees, attorney fees, and unpaid assessments, further complicating your financial burden.​
Above is a picture of a letter our client received from an attorney suing them for time share mortgage payments he failed to make.
Timeshare Resale
Selling a timeshare can often feel like an insurmountable challenge, largely due to a saturated market filled with eager sellers and dwindling demand.
The allure of vacation ownership quickly fades as owners realize the financial burden of maintenance fees, special assessments, and the struggle to find buyers willing to take on such commitments.
Keep in mind that unless your timeshare loan is satisfied, you will not be eligible to sell it.
4 Resale Market Obstacles
Timeshare Resale Companies
These companies often present themselves as legitimate avenues for offloading unwanted timeshare properties, yet they frequently operate as scams that prey on unsuspecting owners.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) actively combats various types of scams targeting timeshare owners, particularly those who are trying to sell timeshares.
With enticing promises of quick sales and substantial returns, these companies often demand upfront fees under the guise of marketing costs or administrative charges.
Once the payment is made, the reality sets in: little to no effort is made to sell the timeshare, leaving owners not only without a sale but also out of pocket. Many victims are left feeling deceived and trapped, as their timeshares remain unsold and their hopes dashed.
Timeshare Listing Companies
Consider this eye-opening reality: Right now, tens of thousands of timeshares are listed for sale on platforms like eBay, Redweek, and Craigslist for just $1.00 - yes, less than a cup of coffee. This stark fact illuminates a crucial truth about timeshare ownership.
If potential buyers can legally acquire the exact same timeshare product for one dollar, why would anyone consider taking over your mortgage or paying anywhere near your original purchase price?
While you might have invested tens of thousands of dollars in your timeshare, the secondary market has essentially reduced its resale value to nothing. The abundance of these $1 listings creates an insurmountable barrier for owners hoping to recover their investment or transfer their mortgage.
This devastating reality is particularly crushing for owners who are still making payments on their timeshare mortgage while watching identical units being given away for free. It's a sobering demonstration of how timeshares, unlike traditional real estate, aren't investments that hold value - they're financial obligations that become nearly impossible to escape through conventional resale methods.
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These properties come with contracts that can last in perpetuity, binding owners not just to the vacation promise but also to escalating maintenance fees that, once manageable at $1,200 a year, have ballooned to an eye-watering $2,500 annually after a mere 15 years. Making timeshares an unattractive investment!
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Below is a screenshot of timeshares listed on eBay for $1.00 and $1.25
Annual Maintenance Fees
Timeshare maintenance dues are notorious for their relentless upward trajectory, often escalating each year by 5% to 10% with little regard for the financial strain they impose on owners. Many timeshare holders have reported staggering increases, with fees doubling within just a decade.
This trend is propelled by rising operational costs, inflation, and sometimes mismanagement of funds, leaving owners feeling trapped in a cycle of escalating expenses.
What starts as a manageable annual fee can quickly spiral out of control, transforming an initially attractive vacation investment into a burdensome liability that many struggle to justify or afford.
Timeshares Lose 98% of Their Value
Timeshares experience a staggering decline in value, often losing up to 98% of their equity, primarily due to their availability on the resale market for shockingly low prices—ranging from $1.00 to $500—as well as covert agreements between timeshare developers and major online rental platforms like Travelocity, Expedia, Airbnb, and Hotels.com.
These collaborations enable developers to flood the market with inventory accessible to the general public at rates as low as $120 per night, effectively negating the need for travelers to commit to a costly timeshare purchase or abide by restrictive usage terms.
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Below is a screenshot of timeshares available for rent on websites such as Travelocity and Expedia that the general public can rent without owning a timeshare!
Should You Hire a Timeshare Exit Company?
Hiring a timeshare exit company may seem like a viable solution for escaping the burden of unwanted timeshare obligations, but the reality is far more complex and fraught with risk.
Unlike law firms, these companies do not employ licensed attorneys; instead, they rely on boilerplate letters that lack the personal touch and legal weight needed to effectively communicate with timeshare resorts. In most cases, a timeshare exit company will charge $8,000 to $10,000 to write letters on your behalf.
Timeshare resorts know the letters have been written by an exit company, not an attorney, as a law firm will mail the letter to the resort, not have you mail it as if you wrote it. Consequently, when you send their generic correspondence to your resort, it often falls on deaf ears, ignored amidst a sea of similar requests.
This lack of genuine legal representation is a fundamental flaw in the timeshare exit model, as resorts are well aware that timeshare exit companies cannot legally negotiate or advocate on your behalf. Without a qualified timeshare attorney, any hope of a successful timeshare mortgage cancellation remains just that—hope.
Instead, you become entangled in a cycle of frustration, where your grievances are met with silence and unresponsiveness from the resort. The promise of relief turns into an illusion, leaving many victims of scams to grapple with unsecured financial liabilities while their money is funneled to these exit companies.
Can Attorneys Help You Cancel Your Timeshare Mortgage Payments?
Timeshare attorneys play a crucial role in navigating the complicated landscape of timeshare mortgage cancellation, particularly when they identify violations under the Consumer Protection Act stemming from unethical and deceptive sales practices prevalent in the industry.
Many timeshare companies employ aggressive marketing tactics and make misleading representations about ownership, investment potential, and exit strategies, leaving consumers trapped in burdensome contracts.
Attorneys skilled in consumer rights and timeshare law can scrutinize these agreements for discrepancies, such as false promises or undisclosed fees, which not only undermine the integrity of the agreement but also violate statutory protections.
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Under What Grounds Can Timeshare Lawyers Cancel A Timeshare Mortgage
Misrepresentation: Timeshare lawyers often use legal strategies for canceling timeshare mortgage payments on specific violations of state timeshare acts. These laws are designed to protect consumers from deceptive and unethical sales practices, ensuring transparency in the purchase of timeshare interests.
One primary basis for cancellation hinges on misrepresentation. If a developer or salesperson provides false information about the timeshare’s value, availability, or financial obligations, it can be grounds for legal action.
For instance, if buyers are promised unlimited access to facilities that do not exist or are consistently overbooked, this constitutes a breach. High-pressure sales environments where consumers are coerced into signing contracts without fully understanding their rights can also amount to violations of state statutes.
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Not Disclosing Full Cost of Ownership: In addition to misrepresentation, another critical ground for cancellation is failure to provide proper financial disclosures. State timeshare acts mandate that developers disclose essential information regarding fees, financing, full cost of ownership, and the terms of the contract.
If a developer neglects to present this information clearly or if they bury crucial details in fine print, buyers may have a valid claim for cancellation under the Truth in Lending Act (TILA). Moreover, illegal or unethical sales tactics for financial gain can further empower timeshare lawyers in their fight against unwanted timeshare mortgage payments.
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Not Receiving a Physical Timeshare Contract: A critical violation arises when a purchaser does not receive a written purchase agreement, which is a fundamental requirement in many states’ timeshare acts. Instead of the legally mandated paper documentation, if buyers are only provided with information on a thumb drive or in an electronic format, it can signify non-compliance.
This lack of adherence to the statute not only undermines consumer protection but also breaches the transparency essential for informed decision-making. In the intricate landscape of timeshare transactions, adherence to state regulations is paramount. When a seller fails to provide a written purchase agreement—a cornerstone of consumer protection—it raises significant legal red flags.
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Timeshare mortgage cancellation lawyers capitalize on this breach by highlighting that the mere provision of information via a thumb drive or other electronic means directly contravenes the explicit requirements set forth in many state timeshare acts. This violation is not merely procedural; it strikes at the heart of informed consent and transparency.
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Financial or Medical Hardship: One primary argument revolves around the doctrine of "unconscionability." This legal principle asserts that some contracts are so one-sided or oppressive that they should not be enforced.
When individuals face unexpected medical expenses or significant loss of income, the burden of maintaining timeshare mortgage payments can become unconscionable. In situations where a consumer's financial stability has dramatically declined due to medical emergencies or job loss, courts may consider it inequitable to hold them to their original contract when circumstances have drastically changed.
Another significant ground is "statutory protections," where various state laws provide consumers with rights that can be invoked against aggressive collections or unfair lending practices. If a buyer can provide evidence of their hardship, these statutes might offer a pathway for relief from burdensome obligations.
Benefits of Hiring Our Timeshare Mortgage Cancellation Attorneys
With over 25 years of experience and a proven track record since 2000, we have successfully helped countless clients reclaim their financial freedom from their mortgage payments. Our results speak for themselves; our commitment to client success has transformed lives by alleviating the stress associated with unwanted mortgage payments.
Our attorneys have extensive expertise in timeshare laws. These attorneys provide tailored strategies to navigate the difficulty of the timeshare mortgage cancellation process, ensuring that clients achieve favorable outcomes. Our commitment to personalized service means clients receive dedicated support throughout every step, alleviating the stress typically associated with legal battles.
Additionally, Ross, Lynn, and Associates leverage their vast network of timeshare mortgage cancellation attorneys and resources to negotiate effectively with timeshare companies, often resulting in faster resolutions.
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Financial Freedom: A significant advantage of effectively canceling your timeshare mortgage is the financial freedom it brings. You won't have to worry about annual maintenance fees, surprise special assessments, or unwanted mortgage payments anymore. Just think of the relief without these financial pressures looming over you.
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Peace of Mind: In addition to financial considerations, canceling timeshare mortgage payments can provide significant peace of mind. You won't need to worry about unused vacation weeks, rising expenses, or the chance of transferring these responsibilities to your heirs. This way, your vacations can become genuinely carefree once more, enabling you to travel wherever and whenever you desire.
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Free Consultation: At Ross, Lynn, and Associates, we understand that the first step towards financial liberation can often feel daunting. That's why we offer a free consultation, giving potential clients an opportunity to explore their options without any pressure. During this initial meeting, our seasoned timeshare attorneys will conduct a thorough assessment of your unique situation, providing clear insights into how we can assist you in navigating the timeshare mortgage cancellation process.
By choosing to engage with us during this free consultation, clients will gain not only valuable knowledge but also a sense of empowerment as they contemplate their future.