Selling a timeshare

[S-3 Ranch]

I had two guys on my lease with time shares and both had to hire someone to sue to get them out of the deal, both were very bitter about not listening to advise about time share horrors, get a professional to snip it

[Pushbutton2]

I had two guys on my lease with time shares and both had to hire someone to sue to get them out of the deal, both were very bitter about not listening to advise about time share horrors, get a professional to snip it

See post #9

[Monark]

We're in the same boat. We purchased a time share about 10 years ago, but have not used it at all in over a year. I'd like to sell it, if anyone has some tips of knowledge of the process. PM if you would prefer.

Listen to 740 KTRH for about 1 hour in the morning. They will have an advertisement for a company that will get you out of a timeshare. You may have to listen to ads for window replacement companies, good feet store, concealed carry lawyers, My pillow, blah blah.

[LFD2037]

Saw these guys on a news commercial and thought of you:

https://lonestartransfer.com

[Atfulldraw]

time share exit is about the only way I've seen that will work.

ps. I've never bought one, because I'm smarter than that.

[RR 314]

Man, going through this now with my MIL. FIL was all about this dang timeshare. I contacted the timeshare company directly, told them my FIL died earlier this year and MIL would not continue with the TS. They have been relatively helpful in the process of deeding it back. In-laws have dumped a ton of money into it and just stopping the bleeding is our goal. Perhaps contact the TS directly and see if they will assist.