- Sell your timeshare: If you are able to find a buyer for your timeshare, you can resell it and recoup some of the money you paid for it. However in most cases you are unlikely to get back anything like what you paid for it.
- Renting your timeshare: You can rent out your timeshare to other people when you're not using it, in order to offset the cost of ownership. This can be done using websites such as AirBnB and booking.com
- Donating: You can donate your timeshare to a charity, which may be able to sell it and use the proceeds for their programs. However there may be a cost in transferring the ownership.
- Use a specialist timeshare exit company: Timeshare Release and our parent company European Consumer Claims (ECC) specialise in helping people cancel their timeshares.
- Negotiate with the resort: Some resorts may be willing to work with you to exit the contract, especially if you are unable to use the timeshare. However this is very unlikely to be successful as timeshare resorts are unwilling to cancel timeshare contracts.
It's important to note that the rules and regulations vary from state to state, and from country to country, so it's a good idea to consult a lawyer or an attorney who specializes in timeshare law. Also, be careful of companies or individuals who offer to buy your timeshare or offer to help you exit it, they may not be legitimate and can scam you out of money.
