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With the current economic slump, an increasing number of people are having difficulty paying their mortgage, keeping up with their bills and the increasing prices of food and fuel. Worse yet, thousands are finding themselves out of work each month and a lot of homeowners are in danger of losing their homes to foreclosure. If you have a timeshare, it can be especially tough with maintenance fees increasing annually and special assessments in the amount of hundreds or even thousands of dollars can come at any time. It’s a good idea to rid yourself of your timeshare now before things get even worse.

If you still have financing on your timeshare, then it behooves you to pay off your mortgage as soon as you possibly can. You’ll not only be free of those high, non tax-deductible interest payments but it will be much easier to sell a timeshare which does not still have a mortgage attached. Since there are so many other timeshares on the market which are paid in full, most buyers will simply pass by a timeshare which still has a mortgage owed on it.

It’s never been easy for timeshare owners to resell — a FTC report reveals that over the last two decades, a mere 3.3% of timeshares listed for resale have actually been sold. With the current economic climate, it’s even tougher to sell and it can take a long time; during which you’ll have to pay for advertising and broker’s fees! With those special assessments coming ever more frequently, you can’t afford to wait a second longer than absolutely necessary.

Renting does not make sense when you could be invoiced for thousands of dollars in special assessments. You might make some money in rent, but lose money overall without ever going to the timeshare resort yourself.

Furthermore, fewer charities are taking ownership of timeshares because of the inherent cost and liabilities. Again, like selling, donating your timeshare may take too much time to find a proper charity that will take it. Unfortunately, the clock is always ticking and the next timeshare bill may be just around the corner.

If your checkbook cannot handle a sudden $1,000+ special assessment with the possibility of future fees, do your best to part with your timeshare as soon as you can. As you have read, trying to discard it yourself may or may not quickly end in success. Meanwhile, the time spent waiting will only build more stress on yourself. So, if you want a fast solution, go to a timeshare transfer company to get relief from your timeshare today.

A good timeshare transfer company will guarantee the transfer of a timeshare out of an owner’s name so that the owner is no longer responsible for any fees associated with that timeshare. This service is performed for a fee. The transaction is quick and should be binding the minute that you sign a contract. In other words, any fee that is mailed to you after the contract is signed should go to the transfer company and not to you. Your financial responsibility for the timeshare will be lifted upon signing the contract.

You’ll want to choose a timeshare transfer company which has been in operation for at least four years; this will weed out the fly-by-night operations. You should also look up any company you are thinking of working with at the Better Business Bureau. Of course, no company has a track record which is completely free of complaints; but you should make sure that complaints have been addressed by the company and that it is highly rated by the BBB.

Regardless of how you get rid of your timeshare, once it is gone, you will never have to worry about another maintenance fee or special assessment ever again. You’ll be able to turn your focused attention to the necessities, like your home.

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