Good deal turning bad

[armrecsys]

What to do, my good deal on a timeshare is turning bad, owner has not payed
back taxes total amount $200. What to do, the closing company has lift messeages with the owner that if back taxes are not paid they are responsible all cost. What is my next step, should I let the deal fall apart?
This was my first E-bay win.
Thank you
Linda

 

[SailBadtheSinner]

deal turning bad

You could deduct the $200 from the anount you are paying (assuming the cost is more than $200). Give the closing company 2 checks: one made out to the seller for the auction price less $200, and the other made out to the resort for $200 with instructions to the closing company on what to do. Of course every one involved would have to agree.

It may work.



SBtS

 

[AwayWeGo]

It All Comes Out In The Balance Sheet.

Taxes owed? Fees not paid?

No problem.

The timeshare closing services agent simply lines up all the seller credits & debits in 1 column, lines up all the buyer credits & debits in the next column, does the arithmetic, collects the appropriate amount from the buyer & issues a check in the appropriate amount to the seller.

-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.