Release experts what to look for

This is the most important piece of information that you have to consider when doing business. To assess credibility can be difficult, we suggest not to rely on just reviews or grades as they can be bought through most organizations. look at the structure of the contract. look at the professionalism of the company and look for someone with verifiable brick and mortar. If they don't have an official brick and mortar, they may not be creditable, and may be gone tomorrow.    

How do you know if the contract protects you or them? You should always take it into consideration with your own attorney. We look for key guarantees of services, communication, and in the worst situations money back guarantees.

This may be the most difficult to answer as everyone has different timeshare portfolios, and each one has a unique piece to its process of termination. We don't suggest companies that claim cookie cutter cost up front as they typically result in extreme excess cost after the initial purchase. For example, if XYZ company is claiming every timeshare is $2995, This usually will be the companies service fee for connecting you to a verified solution where you will pay large additional cost or be stuck with your timeshare.

Never have we found a company that puts in all the time and effort to communicate release and pays expenses to do so with the hope to be paid upon release. We like to refer clients to companies that offer certified financing through major lenders, as this further shows validity to their organization.

Each timeshare case is different, trying to say it's going to be a specific time would be impossible. Top service providers usually guarantee complete termination within 12 months. actual times may be much less depending on your situation.

Once you have signed paperwork from the resort showing you no longer are liable for the deed, you should also look for some form of mutual release agreement from the resorts contract. Once you have signed copies of both your FREE!