Timeshare Relief Review – John & Mary Dexter

John & Mary Dexter loved their timeshares.  But, with hurricane damage and refurbishing of their timeshares, the special assessments became too costly to the tune of around $5,000 with another $3,000 due the next year.  They simply wanted out of their timeshares. Timeshare Relief came to the rescue.

These unforeseen costs that timeshare owners bare are incredible.  It’s hard to imagine that anyone would ever buy a timeshare if they knew what they needed to spend on their timeshare vacations over their lifetimes.  Like most services that you prepay, you’ll probably end up paying more than you originally intended.  The business model is simply set up for more people to NOT get their money’s worth, else the business model would break down.

Get Rid of Your Timeshare, Save Your Home

Get Rid of Your Timeshare Before Foreclosure

Times are tough at the moment, with a lot of us having a hard time juggling our mortgage, paying the bills and keeping the gas tank full. At the same time, people are being laid off by the thousands and wave after wave of home foreclosures are sweeping across the country. If you happen to own a timeshare, then things are even worse. The maintenance fees keep going up every year and owners are frequently invoiced hundreds or even thousands in special assessment fees. Now is the time to get rid of your timeshare before the added expense causes even more economic stress on your household.

If your timeshare is financed, then you’ll want to pay everything off as soon as you can. This will get rid of those interest payments which can be very high on their own (and unlike the interest payments for your primary residence, these payments are not tax deductible). Additionally, you’ll find it difficult, if not impossible to sell your timeshare if there is still a mortgage on the property. With so many other timeshares on the market that no longer have mortgages, it is extremely unlikely that you’ll find a willing buyer.

Timeshare Relief In Four States This Weekend April 24-27

Meet with the Timeshare Relief personal consultants face-to-face and find out what all the buzz is about.  In this financial environment, timeshare owners need to know their options, or lack there of, especially if they need to get rid of their timeshare.  This weekend April 24-27 the consultants will be in Indiana, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.  We’ll see you there!

Marriot Loses $23M in 1Q, Still Earn $157M with Timeshares

The economy is still having a serious affect on the travel and hotel & hospitality industries.  Marriot needed to do some restructuring, and ended the first quarter with a loss that was not as bad as predicted.  Although $23M was lost for the quarter and timeshare sale revenue fell, timeshare revenue was still $157M.  That’s not bad for 3 months of revenue.

For the AP article, click here.

Timeshare Relief – Wynk Video Testimonial

If you are a timehare owner, ask your home resort how well they are insured.  Get the response in writing, otherwise you could be like the Wynk Family who ended up paying a $5400 special assessment fee.  See the video below and hear it from them.