You're in a tough spot as there's little you can do. If you can convince the association that chasing you for money is a waste of time, they might allow you to deed it back and cancel the account but it has to be done by agreement, and timeshare folks aren't known for flexibility. I have had clients have luck donating their timeshare to a charity that sells it at a silent auction or other type of fund-raiser, if it is fully paid for. I'm sorry I can't offer better suggestions but it's a tough thing to unload once you own one.
Answered on Apr 12th, 2014 at 10:10 AM