The high season and holidays are known as red weeks in the timeshare industry. Many times it may seem like a good idea to buy a timeshare if you enjoy vacationing during these times. Prices are higher for accommodations during this period ...
Many times you may have been pressured and in the heat of the moment to purchase a timeshare. Now you realize your mistake, but what can you do? Many times the contract will have a”cooling off period” where you can opt out. The amount of...
Many times you may have been pressured and in the heat of the moment to purchase a timeshare. Now you realize your mistake, but what can you do? Many times the contract will have a”cooling off period” where you can opt out. The amount of...
What should the consumer know?, What are they not allowed to do?, Timeshare debt collection after death? One thing that most likely won’t happen is that they’ll take back your timeshare. As long as it’s attached to your name,...
Some timeshare resorts propose you buy bonus time, which is additional rental at your home resort. This is usually offered at deeply discounted rates. This privilege is only extended to timeshare owners at that resort.
Bonus Weeks (Also known...
What happens if you do not pay maintenance fees for a timeshare in another country?
Can a resort in another country sue you in America?
Can a collections company in the US collect on a debt ?
If you quit paying maintenance fees your week will...
Buying a fixed week timeshare allows you the use of the unit for that specific week each year for as long as you own the property. The advantage of a fixed week is that you know when you’re going each year. If you choose to go a different...
When tax season comes around many time share owners want to know what they can deduct, if anything.
Interest paid on a mortgage loan to buy a timeshare is often deductible. The tax law allows deductions for most interest expense that an...
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