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A One-Stop Shop for Exit Quotes

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The hassle-free way to get competitive quotes from timeshare exit companies with proven expertise.

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At ExitQuotes.com, we make choosing the best timeshare exit company simple, fast, and stress-free. We know that navigating the timeshare exit process can be overwhelming—endless interviews, confusing contracts, and not knowing which companies to trust. 


Instead of spending countless hours researching different exit companies, we provide you with multiple quotes from trusted, vetted timeshare exit professionals all in one place. Our network of reputable exit service providers are carefully chosen for credibility, transparency, and success rates, so you can compare and choose the best path forward with confidence.


More quotes. Less work. More savings. If you’re ready to break free from your timeshare, let ExitQuotes.com guide you to the best exit strategy—quickly, safely, and hassle-free.

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HOW IT WORKS

1. DISCOVERY

2. COORDINATION

2. COORDINATION

You complete a short timeshare exit quote request with information about your property and your situation. 

2. COORDINATION

2. COORDINATION

2. COORDINATION

We present your situation to reputable timeshare exit companies and law firms best suited to help you.

3. DECISION

2. COORDINATION

3. DECISION

We provide you various exit quotes from our vetted service providers and you choose the best option!

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Timeshare exit is the process of legally terminating ownership of a timeshare contract. This can be done through various methods, including negotiating with the resort, utilizing rescission periods (if applicable), or working with a timeshare exit company that specializes in contract cancellations.

Eligibility for a timeshare exit depends on factors such as whether the contract has been paid off, the terms of the agreement, and the policies of the timeshare developer. Many exit companies offer free consultations to review your situation.

Timeshare owners can explore several exit options, including:

  • Rescission Period – If recently purchased, you may be able to cancel within the legal rescission period (varies by state).
  • Selling or Transferring – Some timeshares can be sold or gifted, though resale values are often low.
  • Negotiating with the Resort – Some developers offer surrender or exit programs.
  • Timeshare Exit Services – Professional services can help navigate contract terminations.


(Source: Federal Trade Commission - Timeshare Resale and Exit Companies)

It is more difficult to exit a timeshare if there’s an outstanding mortgage, as most resorts will not allow transfers until the loan is paid off. Some exit companies may still be able to help, but options may be limited.


(Source: American Resort Development Association - Timeshare Financing FAQs)

The timeline for exiting a timeshare varies depending on the exit method. Resort-sponsored exit programs may take as little as a few months, while legal exits through third-party companies can take 6-18 months.

Timeshare exit involves legally terminating the contract, often through negotiations or legal processes. Selling a timeshare means transferring ownership to another party, but the resale market is limited, and many owners struggle to find buyers.


(Source: Better Business Bureau - Timeshare Resale Scams)

Not necessarily. Some exit companies work with attorneys, while others specialize in direct negotiations with resorts. If legal action is needed, hiring a timeshare attorney may be beneficial.


(Source: Better Business Bureau - Timeshare Resale Scams)

It depends on how the exit is handled. If the exit is negotiated properly, it should not impact your credit. However, if you stop making payments or default on your contract, it may negatively affect your credit score.


(Source: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - Credit Reporting and Debt Collections)

Penalties vary by contract and developer. Some resorts charge exit fees, while others may allow surrender with no additional cost. Failing to follow proper exit procedures may lead to collections or legal action.

Yes, timeshare companies are not obligated to release you from your contract unless you qualify for their exit programs or negotiate a settlement.

Failing to pay maintenance fees can result in late fees, collections, credit damage, and potential foreclosure on the timeshare.


(Source: Federal Trade Commission - Understanding Timeshare Contracts)

The cost varies depending on the complexity of the case and the company used. Fees on average can range from $3,000 to $10,000, with some companies requiring upfront payment and others offering payment plans.


(Source: Better Business Bureau - Choosing a Timeshare Exit Company)

Maintenance fees are tied to the operational costs of the resort, including upkeep, repairs, and administrative expenses. Many timeshare contracts allow for annual fee increases.


(Source: American Resort Development Association - Understanding Maintenance Fees)

Some timeshare companies offer in-house exit programs, but not all resorts allow direct cancellations. Owners should contact their resort to see what options are available.

Look for companies with:

  • A track record of successful exits
  • No aggressive sales tactics or guarantees that seem "too good to be true"
  • Accreditation with the Better Business Bureau
  • Clear and transparent pricing


(Source: Better Business Bureau - How to Avoid Timeshare Exit Scams)

Common scams include upfront fee scams, fake resale offers, and fraudulent "legal" services promising instant contract cancellations. Always research a company before signing an agreement.


(Source: Federal Trade Commission - Common Timeshare Scams)

Some reputable exit companies offer escrow-based payment structures, meaning you don’t pay until the exit is completed. However, many companies require upfront payments.

Some exit companies justify upfront fees as a way to cover legal costs and administrative work involved in securing an exit. However, be cautious, as not all upfront-fee companies are legitimate.

Consumer protection laws exist, but they vary by state. Some states have strict laws on timeshare sales practices and rescission periods.


(Source: U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - Timeshare Laws by State)

If you can prove misrepresentation or fraud, you may be able to take legal action or seek cancellation through consumer protection agencies.


(Source: Federal Trade Commission - Misrepresentation and Fraud in Timeshare Sales)

Some charities accept timeshare donations, but many require the timeshare to be paid off and have low maintenance fees.


(Source: U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - Timeshare Laws by State)

Renting can help offset fees, but it’s not always guaranteed. Some resorts also have restrictions on rentals.

Yes, we have a timeshare broker network that can help facilitate a resale, but demand is often low. There are other publicly available websites that also offer resale listing services.

Yes, most timeshares allow for ownership transfers, but the recipient must agree to take over all obligations.

In many cases, timeshares transfer to heirs unless the estate formally rejects it during probate.


(Source: U.S. Estate Planning and Probate Laws)

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