Frequently Asked Questions

Depending on the property, an average closing takes approximately 60-90 days as long as all parties return the documents in a timely manner.

Thanks to Electronic recordings, most deeds are recorded in 2-3 business days.

Some developers have the Right of first refusal or first right of refusal, this means that we must present a copy of the contract to the developer so they can decide if they want to step in as the buyers or allow the buyer to complete the purchase.

Divorce decrees awarding the timeshare to the other party are not enough.

All parties listed on the existing deed must sign the new deed to convey ownership to the buyers.

We can create separate signature pages so the documents can be signed separately.

If your legal name changed, we can address the new name on the deed we prepare.

We accept cashier’s checks, wire transfers, ACH payments, Zelle or Money orders for the final funds.

We DO NOT accept personal checks or credit cards for the final funds.

An estoppel is provided by the resort and outlines the exact status of the timeshare property. It contains maintenance fees paid and pending, as well as other information pertaining to the use of the timeshare. 

 Our closing costs include all documents needed on a normal closing scenario; however, in occasion, additional documents and/or affidavits might need to be recorded. These recording costs will be the responsibility of the seller.