On this same subject .......... how closely does the HOA or Management company scrutinize the information you send trying to convenience them to take back your deed. I mean if you exaggerate a little? I have tried to sell, give away, offered to pay all costs involved to anyone willing to take over this timeshare but nothing seems to work.
I have the attention of someone in charge who can probably make a decision in my favor but so far, their answer has been NO. I need to be more persuasive. Any help, please.
Tough situation. When a HOA takes the intransigent position that they simply will not accept deedbacks, fearing an avalanche of requests from others and fearing the plummeting of incoming maintenance fees, there is little or nothing that you can say or do to persuade them, other than to just roll up your sleeves and take a very hard line position, giving them two (and only two) very clear choices:
1. Voluntarily accept a deedback now, while the ownership account is fully paid up and, with clear title, HOA can seek a new owner, or...
2. Since HOA won't see another nickel from you in any scenario, tell the HOA to foreclose whenever they see fit, undertaking an unnecessary expense and creating an avoidable delay, while the week lounges in limbo with no maintenance fees incoming for the ownership. That scenario is anathema to
any HOA.
Tell them it's their choice and they can pick one and let you know of their decision before the issuance of the next maintenance fee bill.
