emilyjames
TUG Member
We have just purchased a resale Marriott Grand Chateau week. In the letter from Marriott acknowledging that they had changed their records to reflect the new ownership, the following paragraph was included:
"We are relying on your request and the deed presented by or for you to update Marriott Vacation Club International's internal records to show you as the owner of the property described above . We have not independently verified the legal status of your ownership. If you have not already done so, you may want to consult a qualified attorney or title company for an opinion that the legal title is in your name and that the title is clear of any liens or other problems that may affect your ability to later mortgage or sell your property."
Is this standard wording or should I be concerned about this particular unit?
"We are relying on your request and the deed presented by or for you to update Marriott Vacation Club International's internal records to show you as the owner of the property described above . We have not independently verified the legal status of your ownership. If you have not already done so, you may want to consult a qualified attorney or title company for an opinion that the legal title is in your name and that the title is clear of any liens or other problems that may affect your ability to later mortgage or sell your property."
Is this standard wording or should I be concerned about this particular unit?