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Exit/Deed back Process Comparison

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FriBrd

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I want to share the experience and provide a comparison between two systems. I had two ownerships - Wyndham and Holiday Inn. The deed back process with Holiday Inn began back on March 17, 2026 with affirmation that paperwork for notarizing would be in my hands within 6-8 weeks (overall process would be 20 weeks). However, after eight weeks I began to reach out weekly to, hopefully, keep it moving. Of course, deed back with Holiday Inn is not free, $1200. Yesterday, I sent my weekly email to obtain information on the progress - response was "still working on the account".

On the other hand, the deed back process with Wyndham, after many phone calls, began on May 5, 2026. The cost was $0, only to keep paying fees until the case concludes. Today I received the message that the contract is cancelled and no more payments. Less than a month!!! I am pleasantly surprised!!

I pray that this information is useful to some. Take care.
 
FriBrd said:
I want to share the experience and provide a comparison between two systems. I had two ownerships - Wyndham and Holiday Inn. The deed back process with Holiday Inn began back on March 17, 2026 with affirmation that paperwork for notarizing would be in my hands within 6-8 weeks (overall process would be 20 weeks). However, after eight weeks I began to reach out weekly to, hopefully, keep it moving. Of course, deed back with Holiday Inn is not free, $1200. Yesterday, I sent my weekly email to obtain information on the progress - response was "still working on the account".

On the other hand, the deed back process with Wyndham, after many phone calls, began on May 5, 2026. The cost was $0, only to keep paying fees until the case concludes. Today I received the message that the contract is cancelled and no more payments. Less than a month!!! I am pleasantly surprised!!

I pray that this information is useful to some. Take care.
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Congratulations! I’m curious about in what state was your Wyndham Deed! I’m surprised that Wyndham was so responsive! Wonder if it was due because your Deed was at a popular resort location?
 
rongina said:
Congratulations! I’m curious about in what state was your Wyndham Deed! I’m surprised that Wyndham was so responsive! Wonder if it was due because your Deed was at a popular resort location?
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It could be as you said - "popular". I also think that because it was a CWA, the process is faster. This was in Texas.
 
FriBrd said:
It could be as you said - "popular". I also think that because it was a CWA, the process is faster. This was in Texas.
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If you actually owned Club Wyndham Access (CWA), there is no deed, hence why it didn't take very long. CWA is a trust based ownership- not a deeded (CWS) ownership.
 
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