KAUAI BEACH VILLAS-ONE NIGHTMARE AFTER ANOTHER....!!!!

[schreff]

Shockingly, I see some good folks suggesting that KBV owners try to sell their KBV timeshares to get out from under the horrendous issues all present KBV owners are going through. Many of us would like to get out but don't feel that giving our wows to others is the answer. I also see many KBV properties advertised on TUG without up front discloser of the past, present and future negative issues. Do sellers or their agents have the legal responsibility to fully disclose the structural issues, present deplorable condition, special assessments, legal issues, and present owner mental anguish/pain? Is it fraudulent or just morally reprehensible to sell a KBV timeshare with these and other poison fruits hanging from the KBV trees?

 

[easyrider]

I think it's up to the buyer to do their own due diligence. It wouldn't be difficult.

Bill

 

[T_R_Oglodyte]

My parents, hard-schooled by their immigrant parents and by the Great Depression, always assumed that whenever someone they didn't know was trying to sell you something, it was more likely than not that they were withholding important information.

It's good advice. Imagine how much smaller the timeshare market would be if more people exercised that same skepticism these days.

 

[bnoble]

I don't think there is much in the way of required disclosures when selling a timeshare. I can say that I personally would not try to sell mine under the current circumstances.