robtombrand
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- The Colonies at Williamsburg
Hello All,
I (co)own property at the Colonies of Williamsburg. I was previously in a contract by myself but upgraded to a new deed with my then partner.
Long story short, it was the worst decision I've ever made. They were terrible with money and actively were stealing from me. They made no payments towards the timeshare and since it's a contract we're both locked in, I've had to pay double what I was willing to pay (700 a month instead of 350) just to stay out of serious trouble.
I've called the Colonies, the mortgage company, and even sought legal consultation.
At every opportunity I was told that due to their status as a co-owner, I could make no decisions/moves without their consent. Unfortunately, they're not returning my calls and seem to have no interest in assisting me.
I thought I had reached a solution with a QUICK/QUIT Claim deed. By having my ex sign this, I would gain full rights and responsibility of the timeshare and be able to sell it or negotiate for a less expensive unit, but the mortgage company just informed me that I can't use such a deed until the mortgage has been PAID IN FULL.
My remaining balance is $35,000 and I have NO IDEA how to acquire that kind of cash.
Please help
I (co)own property at the Colonies of Williamsburg. I was previously in a contract by myself but upgraded to a new deed with my then partner.
Long story short, it was the worst decision I've ever made. They were terrible with money and actively were stealing from me. They made no payments towards the timeshare and since it's a contract we're both locked in, I've had to pay double what I was willing to pay (700 a month instead of 350) just to stay out of serious trouble.
I've called the Colonies, the mortgage company, and even sought legal consultation.
At every opportunity I was told that due to their status as a co-owner, I could make no decisions/moves without their consent. Unfortunately, they're not returning my calls and seem to have no interest in assisting me.
I thought I had reached a solution with a QUICK/QUIT Claim deed. By having my ex sign this, I would gain full rights and responsibility of the timeshare and be able to sell it or negotiate for a less expensive unit, but the mortgage company just informed me that I can't use such a deed until the mortgage has been PAID IN FULL.
My remaining balance is $35,000 and I have NO IDEA how to acquire that kind of cash.
Please help