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If you are thinking of buying a timeshare, you should do your research before signing anything.
You have to keep in mind all the terms and conditions established in the contract, and you must know what fees are involved in buying a timeshare.
Even though most people hate them, timeshares still remain one of the top sellers in the travel industry.
But some people don’t know what they are buying.
Timeshares have been presented as the cheapest way to travel.
Timeshare salespeople have convinced people that buying a timeshare is the best way to save money when planning a vacation.
But there are a lot of hidden timeshare costs, and obviously, the salesperson will not tell you about these costs.
The Cost of Owning a Timeshare
Timeshare prices can vary tremendously; they are based on some variables like the size of the resort, the age of the resort, the resort brand, the location, the current market demand, the amenities, etc.
But the truth is that the cost of a timeshare does not end with the purchase price.
There are other timeshare fees to take into consideration.
Before making a purchase, it is important to take into consideration all the financial obligations you will have and what fees are involved in buying a timeshare.
What Fees Are Involved in Buying a Timeshare?
Before making a timeshare purchase, you need to think objectively and know what fees are involved in buying a timeshare.
Maintenance fees: Timeshare maintenance fees are annual payments established and collected by the resort.
They cover utilities, on-site management, housekeeping services, remodeling, refurbishing, insurance, landscaping, pest control, taxes, etc.
Timeshare maintenance fees do not stay fixed, they increase every year. This is almost the biggest reason why timeshare owners want to get rid of their timeshares.
Special assessment fees: These are not the same as maintenance fees. A special assessment fee is unexpected.
Special assessment fees are imposed to cover damages to the resort or renovations.
Besides, they cover the increasing number of timeshare owners who are canceling their timeshare contracts.
Fewer owners, higher fees. The worst of all is that resorts can charge you an assessment fee for any amount.
Transfer fees: They are charged when you decide to transfer your timeshare to someone else.
A Timeshare transfer might be a good option to get rid of your timeshare.
But a timeshare transfer is a long process with so many people involved; in addition, you have to pay the transfer fees throughout the process.
Trading and exchange fees: A timeshare exchange costs money and time, and it is not easy to accomplish
Timeshare fees are involved, and if you use a timeshare exchange company like RCI or II, you will be charged a membership fee too.
Membership fees: These fees are charged by the resort when they ask owners for a membership fee to have extra benefits.
Think Twice Before Buying a Timeshare
It is important to see timeshares as a purchase, never as an investment.
If they were an investment, why are so many timeshare owners looking to get rid of their timeshare ownerships? Simply put, they cannot afford the payments.
Even if you are not able to use the timeshare, you still have the obligation to pay the timeshare fees.
It does not make sense to own a timeshare if you cannot afford to get to it.
If you are stuck with a timeshare you cannot afford and feel disappointed by the resort's hidden costs, contact us.
At Mexican Timeshare Solutions, we help you relieve yourself from your timeshare.
If your timeshare fees rise to the point where you are not able to afford them anymore, contact Mexican Timeshare Solutions for a free consultation. We can help you get out of your financial obligations.
To receive more information about timeshares and how to cancel your timeshare, send a WhatsApp to +52 333 239 6589, fill out the contact form, or call us at +1 714 277 3662
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When you don't know the value, you can be tempted to fall for the con man who claims to have a buyer at a price so good that it seems to be too good to be true if only you will pay an upfront fee to the nice man on the telephone....
In my experience of attending several timeshare promotions, people don't need to "assume" that the timeshare will go up in value as you state-they are told that by the salesperson.
one friend told me once that he had a lot of troubles with the manintenace fees..he said that when he firm the contract , no one tell him about the extra charge of maintenance fees, when he stop to pay one month ,only one month the maintenance fees, the salespersons start to bother him a lot with a very nasty mood, what a shame
tantas cuotas para que nisiquiera podamos hacer uso de ello, me parece que deberian pensar un poquito mas en tener satisfecho al cliente, pero solo dejan muy mal sabor de boca, mi consejo.... alejense de los tiempos compartidos
i dont understand why the people bought something that cant be used, and also have to pay all those fees, in my opinion its something stupid, its better to have vacaciones of their own
i can't pay my timeshare anymore... and i have to pay the maintenance fees!! please help me, i need to cancel my timeshare as soon as possible
solo les falta cobrarte una cuota por respirar, que robo!!!
i think that the membership fees are totally unnecessary, i wouldn't pay for that!
i think that the maintenance fees are one of the most expensive, because they increase eveeeeery year
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