1. Use your right of rescission.

What is this? Many states have a legal rescission period allowing you to cancel your timeshare ownership within the first few days after purchase.

What you should know: Individual states have their own rescission periods. Be sure to consult the applicable State or Federal statutes before proceeding.

2. Evaluate the worth of your timeshare.

Why? See if your timeshare has any resale value. Simply search for similar timeshares that are up for sale on sites like eBay to gauge demand in the market.

What you should know: Unfortunately, the secondary market for timeshares has much more supply than demand – not an ideal scenario for resale. If you do list your timeshare, never pay money up-front and keep yourself safe by following the FTC’s guidelines.

3. Contact Timeshare Exit Team.

If you are unable to exit your timeshare, we’re here to help.

Why? With a national network of experts, Timeshare Exit Team has an array of exit options to pursue. We help thousands of people exit their timeshares each year and are 100% committed to getting you out of your timeshare, or your money back.*

What you should know: The exit time frame can vary for each individual situation. Timeshare Exit Team does not buy, sell, or recover money previously paid to the timeshare. Click here to learn more about our process.