Hi there.
I'm needing some advice about what to do with my grandmother's timeshare. She passed away about 2.5 weeks ago and her estate is left with a timeshare she owns in Palm Coast, FL with Legacy Vacation Club (formerly Celebrity Resorts).
I contacted LVC about mid-October (when she was still living) to see if they would accept the property back & they said no. But, I could write a letter explaining the situation that she had fallen seriously ill & they would pass along the letter to see if perhaps an exception would be made. I gave them 30 days to respond. They've got 6 days left on the 30-day window & I've not heard a word yet. I'm still holding out hope, but I'm afraid the answer is no.
I guess I'm seeking advice on next steps. Do I contact LVC again & ask for a deed in lieu of foreclosure or does the estate just not pay the maintenance fees due Jan. 1 & let it go? Just curious if anyone knows what any repercussions might be if the estate does not pay the MF & let the timeshare go into foreclosure.
We have found paperwork where she was scammed many, many times by companies offering to 'sell' her timeshare obviously to no avail. At this point, the estate has to wind down quickly so I don't know that we have time to 'sell' (or give away, really)the timeshare.
Any advice is appreciated!!
I'm needing some advice about what to do with my grandmother's timeshare. She passed away about 2.5 weeks ago and her estate is left with a timeshare she owns in Palm Coast, FL with Legacy Vacation Club (formerly Celebrity Resorts).
I contacted LVC about mid-October (when she was still living) to see if they would accept the property back & they said no. But, I could write a letter explaining the situation that she had fallen seriously ill & they would pass along the letter to see if perhaps an exception would be made. I gave them 30 days to respond. They've got 6 days left on the 30-day window & I've not heard a word yet. I'm still holding out hope, but I'm afraid the answer is no.
I guess I'm seeking advice on next steps. Do I contact LVC again & ask for a deed in lieu of foreclosure or does the estate just not pay the maintenance fees due Jan. 1 & let it go? Just curious if anyone knows what any repercussions might be if the estate does not pay the MF & let the timeshare go into foreclosure.
We have found paperwork where she was scammed many, many times by companies offering to 'sell' her timeshare obviously to no avail. At this point, the estate has to wind down quickly so I don't know that we have time to 'sell' (or give away, really)the timeshare.
Any advice is appreciated!!