How do you transfer the ownership? Do you use a contract of assignment or a deed? What type of deed do you use? What are the legal requirements for a deed in that state or county? Where do you send it for recording? What are the fees involved? Do you need to pay state sales taxes or documentary stamps? How do you notify the resort of the transfer? Do they have their own particular requirements regarding the deed? Do they charge a fee to make the transfer in their systems? How long will this whole process take? WHAT IF YOU DO IT WRONG? Might you risk losing the sale?

About Us

Over the past several years, the staff of The Timeshare Company, LLC, a Wisconsin based company, have successfully transferred thousands of timeshares in every state that timeshare exists (believe it or not, there are a couple of states that don’t have timeshares yet). We have also handled transferred timeshares in Mexico, Europe, and many of the Islands including St. Martin, Bahamas, Caimans, etc. We have the expertise and experience as well as state of the art equipment to help us take on the challenges of transferring a single timeshare or hundreds of them at a time. Our commitment to customer service is unprecedented.

We work with some of the largest management companies in the world facilitating hundreds of transfers every year for each, including Vacation Resorts International (VRI) and Resort Condominium International Management (RCIM). References are available upon request.

We do all the work!

We take care of the transaction from beginning to end. All we need from you is:

a. A faxed copy of the original deed or contract.

b. The current address and phone of the seller.

c. The name and address and phone of the buyer.

Once we have this information here’s what we do:

1. We create the deed.

2. We email or mail the deed to the seller for signatures.

3. We prepare any required supporting documents.

4. We cut checks for recording and other fees.

5. We send the deed, checks, documents to the appropriate county office for recording.

6. Once recorded, we register the deed with the resort management and pay their fees.

7. We send the original deed to the new owner along with information on joining the exchange companie(s).

Here’s What It Will Cost.

Our fees are the lowest in the industry!

For transfers of timeshares in most states we charge as little as $399 to $599 plus the cost of recording, taxes, and resort transfer fees. Some states have unusually cumbersome requirements which may require a slightly higher fee. To get a rock solid quote of the fee for your timeshare transfer please contact our office.

If you are selling multiple timeshares we do have reduced fees for multiple sales. To discuss a reduced fee for your multiple sales please contact us.

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