Global Title Group / timesharediscounts2

[Robert D]

Has anyone had recent experience with this firm or Doug Menjivar? I just won an Ebay auction for about $3,800 and am seeing some pretty negative stuff but it's a couple years old.

 

[TheTimeTraveler]

If in doubt then just pass. Real Estate transactions (including Timeshares) on eBay are not binding unless a written contract has been signed by all parties.




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[whyzecoin]

Has anyone had recent experience with this firm or Doug Menjivar? I just won an Ebay auction for about $3,800 and am seeing some pretty negative stuff but it's a couple years old.

How did it go I just won a bid with the Global Title Group LLC

 

[Robert D]

I've bought several timeshares from Doug and they all went well. They'll take care of you.

 

[Fido Chuckwagon]

I’ve bought two Wyndham deeds from him as well, I have nothing but nice things to say about both experiences.

 

[Chucez]

They seem sketchy. Any post of them are from accounts that are new and with few posts. Always a red flag

 

[Fido Chuckwagon]

They seem sketchy. Any post of them are from accounts that are new and with few posts. Always a red flag

They’re not. I’ve bought from them twice.

 

[5finny]

I have successfully bought from them

 

[TolmiePeak]

They seem sketchy. Any post of them are from accounts that are new and with few posts. Always a red flag

I'll take Fido's advice. He is a well known and trusted poster here.

 

[rickandcindy23]

They drag their feet, the process can be very slow, but we bought a few from them.

 

[Robert D]

I've found just the opposite that they record the new deed and process the transfer very quickly.

 

[Chucez]

They seem sketchy. Any post of them are from accounts that are new and with few posts. Always a red flag

So, the process took a long time but it was completed. They did great, I was a little unsure at first but, my worries were for not. Thanks to Global Title Group staff for getting it done. Thank you

 

[RebelR]

I finally got a deed to sign after a month of waiting and it says the consideration paid is 8k more than I actually paid. Ariana from timesharediscounts says it doesn’t matter and is just for deeding purposes. Has this ever happened to anyone? If I sign without this being corrected would I be liable for the difference?

 

[Robert D]

Are you buying the timeshare? If so, why would you have to sign the deed? The seller should be signing the deed.

 

[RebelR]

I was also confused, maybe it's a location thing or even more reason to suspect something fishy is going on?

 

[5finny]

I finally got a deed to sign after a month of waiting and it says the consideration paid is 8k more than I actually paid. Ariana from timesharediscounts says it doesn’t matter and is just for deeding purposes. Has this ever happened to anyone? If I sign without this being corrected would I be liable for the difference?

I believe in Hawaii both parties have to sign the deed--Of course I do not know if this is a Hawaii property or if some other States require it

 

[RebelR]

I'm less concerned about that part on its own, more concerned about the 8k difference in the consideration price on the deed. Have you experienced this? Do you think I should sign?

 

[5finny]

Are you certifying that that is the price you are paying?
If so I probably would not sign it
If it is something the seller is certifying I probably would go forward. Who knows what goofy deal exists between the selling agent and the owner
And no I do not ever recall seeing that on a deed--but I might have just missed it

 

[dioxide45]

I believe in Hawaii both parties have to sign the deed--Of course I do not know if this is a Hawaii property or if some other States require it

I thought that at one time, though after researching it I discovered that the buyer only had to sign if they were also assuming a loan along with the purchase of the deed. Though I think some closing companies just have the buyer sign anyway. As far as I know, Louisiana may be the only state that requires both seller and buyer to sign a deed.

 

[RebelR]

Maybe because it’s a custom house rtu? It’s actually called a grant of lease not a deed because of the rtu. I told them I am not signing until they revise it as it asks me to certify that all the information is correct before I sign. If they say no then I will cancel and dispute any fees they keep with the credit card company I guess…

Also yes I know the MFs are high but it’s a place I plan to use

 

[Robert D]

If the management company has a ROFR, they might have inflated the price to clear ROFR.

 

[RebelR]

“That is the consideration amount for calculating transfer real estate tax we pay.”

That’s their response, I have asked who we is and if I would have to pay taxes on this number which is much higher than what I paid.

Seller is covering all closing costs and transfer fees so if it’s a one-time thing it may be okay?

 

[5finny]

I suspect that they are telling you a story
I also suspect that @Robert D is correct

 

[RebelR]

I suspect that they are telling you a story
I also suspect that @Robert D is correct

You were right. They included what I paid plus what the seller paid in the ROFR cost. Have any of you ever heard of that? Going to reach out to my credit card company to see if I can dispute this as these people are definitely shady.

Edit to add that they agreed to refund my money.

 

[Chucez]

You were right. They included what I paid plus what the seller paid in the ROFR cost. Have any of you ever heard of that? Going to reach out to my credit card company to see if I can dispute this as these people are definitely shady.

Were you charged the total or just what you thought you were paying?