B. Seaman
newbie
Having been scammed at least twice using upfront payment brokers, I concluded last year that the best way to unload my timeshare at The Grandview at Las Vegas was to follow the owner's instructions and file a Quit Claim Deed. I've done all that, with the Clark County NV Recorder's Office acknowledging my Deed this past January. What I failed to see was that the resort company would not accept the property as a Grantee. So I'm looking for someone who is willing to take it off my hands. The timeshare is for a two-unit "double lock-out" for Week #13. It comes with a membership in RCI that yields 98,000 points annually. The 2016 Maintenance Fee is $735. I have paid all the transaction fees and am willing to pay the final $250 fee to the resort's owner, Eldorado Resorts, if someone will agree to take ownership of the property and assume the ongoing maintenance obligation.