Starting last September, we set out to sell/divest all 3 of our timeshare ownerships. Two are now gone (one Deed Back, one Buy Back), and I am now working at divesting our last unit at The Grandview at Las Vegas. Given that the calendar has flipped over, we are overdue to pay the resort their 2019 maintenance fees (USD $865) and RCI their 2018 and 2019 membership fees (CDN $424). It looks to me like defaulting and transferring our resort account owed over to a collection agency would be 1. cheaper, and also 2. a lot less work [than putting our ownership up for sale for $nil]. Does anyone have experience or insights about this defaulting process? Thanks.
Also...multiple correspondents (GVLV, Vacation Villages, Daily Management Inc.) all indicate that GVLV has a "Deed Back" program, but pressing harder to actually access this program gets me `referred' sequentially to all three of these businesses because "that other business administers the Deed Back program". So I assume that their Deed Back program does not really exist for The Grandview at Las Vegas.
Also...multiple correspondents (GVLV, Vacation Villages, Daily Management Inc.) all indicate that GVLV has a "Deed Back" program, but pressing harder to actually access this program gets me `referred' sequentially to all three of these businesses because "that other business administers the Deed Back program". So I assume that their Deed Back program does not really exist for The Grandview at Las Vegas.
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