Your Trusted Solution for a Timeshare Exit Resolution

We recommend that you first contact your developer and ask about available exit programs that they may offer. We recommend that you both call your developer and follow up with written correspondence, always keeping a copy of any correspondence for yourself. Explain to your developer why you want to exit your timeshare, and provide as much detail as possible, including any misrepresentations or high-pressure sales tactics that you may have experienced.

In writing your letter, you may want to consult an attorney. Although there are few attorneys out there with extensive timeshare exit experience, we can provide recommendations.

Every case has specific characteristics and circumstances. As a general rule, and based on our experience, our team requires between 6 and 36 months to resolve a timeshare contract.

In writing your letter, you may want to consult an attorney. Although there are few attorneys out there with extensive timeshare exit experience, we can provide recommendations.

TCR has maintained a very high rating from the Better Business Bureau for several years. Our BBB rating is A+ and accredited. We pride ourselves on our customer service. There are no perfect companies, but what separates us is that we do our very best to resolve any issues.

Every company has some bad reviews, including us. And every company has challenges, including us. For example, there are now a few lawsuits pending against us where developers are trying to use court cases to put us out of business. In addressing these cases, we are defending our right to provide important services to the public, and at the same time trying to address criticisms by giving our clients more information about how we do our work. We hope that this will enhance our offerings. And while these challenges are real, so too is our outstanding BBB rating, in which we take great pride. We care greatly what our clients say about working with us.

Another reason to consider working with us is that TCR has the expertise of those who have worked in the timeshare industry, collectively, for over 75 years. We know the timeshare industry from “both sides of the fence” and we follow developments in the industry so as to benefit our customers.

We have helped thousands of owners exit their timeshares.

It depends on the specifics of your timeshare contract (or contracts, as many people have more than one timeshare contract). Our average fee range is always a fraction of what you will spend for your timeshare. In making your decision, you should calculate the total savings from exiting, including not having to pay maintenance fees, special assessment fees, facility fees, or high interest rate monthly payments if you are paying monthly on a note.

If you choose not to engage TCR, you have other options to try and help you exit your timeshare:

• You can contact your developer directly and seek an exit. Some developers have their own internal exit programs and policies. Others have policies or practices whereby they will cancel or terminate a timeshare if the owner does not pay for a certain period. You can contact your developer and ask them about this option as well.

• You can consult an attorney.

• You can file a complaint with several places, including but not limited to the Better Business Bureau, your state’s Attorney General, or the Federal Trade Commission.

TCR can never advise you to stop paying on your contract. That is a decision that you must make on your own, or in consultation with a lawyer. We note that several national publications such as the AARP magazine (Dec. 2020/Jan. 2021) have run articles that describe this as an option. Also, certain developers have policies or practices whereby they will cancel an owner’s timeshare if the owner does not pay for a period of time. You may also want to consult your developer to see if this is an option.

Yes, a timeshare exit can ruin your credit, but it may depend on the manner in which you try to exit. If you stop paying on your timeshare, your credit can be negatively affected. If you decide to work with us, we can recommend a credit repair agency that uses the rules of the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and where applicable certain state credit laws, to try to remove negative items from your credit reports. In some cases, this is a long process; in other cases, the credit agency may have to repeat the process; and in some cases, you may get results right away. It is a case-by-case, developer-by-developer process. While the process is not always completely effective, the service we recommend to our clients has had great success. And we have negotiated a deep discount, a flat fee, if you wish to use our recommended credit agency.