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

What's the worst case scenario? The resort closes and you don't get a penny? That's hardly going to throw you into financial ruin. :shrug:

This is not a cause for sleepless nights & daily worries. Especially, since there is zero that you can do about it.
No, that's one of the best case scenarios! The worst case for us is that our credit score would not only take a big hit but Wyndham goes beyond foreclosure. If you don't care perhaps many other KBV timeshare owner's do.
This is some of the possible scenarios according to legal Ai. NOT NICE
When a timeshare is foreclosed, the timeshare company seizes the property.This can lead to several negative consequences, including:
  • Damage to your credit score: A timeshare foreclosure can significantly lower your credit score, making it difficult to obtain future loans or credit.
  • Deficiency judgment: The timeshare company may sue you for the outstanding balance, and you could be held liable for the unpaid debt.
  • Tax implications: Forfeited debt may need to be reported to the IRS as income.
  • Difficulty in obtaining other loans: A foreclosure can make it harder to get approved for mortgages, personal loans, or other credit.
  • Potential job search issues: Foreclosure can affect your job search.
  • Increased insurance premiums: A low credit score due to foreclosure can result in higher insurance premiums.
  • Legal fees and costs: You might be responsible for legal fees and costs associated with the foreclosure process.
 
Schreff - I didn’t realize that you have stopped making your maintenance fee payments?


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For the love of God, do not ask an LLM for legal advice. All the do is string together probabliditcslly likely words.

If you are worried about the potential consequences of default in Hawaii ask an actual lawyer who understands Hawaiian law.
 
Schreff - I didn’t realize that you have stopped making your maintenance fee payments?


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Didn't stop yet but I surely can't afford the big one if and when it comes, can you?
 
I haven't paid anything this year - and I don't intend to. I'm not worried about it at all.
 
Talk is cheap... And besides, the ENTIRE resort needs to be completely rebuilt - not just the G & H lanais, so what they do to the lanais means nothing in the big scheme of things.
So true and the rating on TUG is still 8.0. This is very misleading and the bump up is due to an old stay 07/08/2023 which has been reposted thus making the score higher. Your pics prove this and we thank you for stating the truth so those good Tuggers are not mislead.
902/17/2025 Our favorite place to stay on Kauai. 07/08/2023
 
[Moderator Note: Several posts related to Marriott's Kauai Beach Club have been deleted from this thread because it has nothing to do with the topic of this thread, Wyndham's Kauai Beach Villas. Now back to your regularly scheduled programming ... :) ]
 
Hello - I'm new to this site and new to the conversation and my ? is a little off topic. Does anyone know the name of the General Manager of KBV or anyone who runs it? If not, what about the President of the Board? I have a really pressing issue and cannot find information easily on the internet - I can't even find a phone number to the main desk. Any help is appreciated.
 
The directory has the phone numbers for each resort:

KBV's is: 808-241-1000

If you are an owner, you can also get some information through the web site:

If you need the password, the front desk will give it to you after confirming your ownership status.
 
Are your buyers going to buy weeks without looking around the property? I doubt it! They will certainly dip their feet in the ocean and look at the beautiful view......
Then see Building G and H which are in shambles.
Supposedly buildings G and H are being rebuilt/rehabbed late this year. We have already paid a special assessment to fund this and it is my understanding that a contract has been let to do the work on these two buildings.
 
Hello - I'm new to this site and new to the conversation and my ? is a little off topic. Does anyone know the name of the General Manager of KBV or anyone who runs it? If not, what about the President of the Board? I have a really pressing issue and cannot find information easily on the internet - I can't even find a phone number to the main desk. Any help is appreciated.
President of the Board is Larry D Warner who lives in Washington State.
 
I will be on Kauai in the fall, and I will post pictures. I guarantee that they will still be closed and condemned...

 
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The directory has the phone numbers for each resort:

KBV's is: 808-241-1000

If you are an owner, you can also get some information through the web site:

If you need the password, the front desk will give it to you after confirming your ownership status.
Thank you very much!
 
I used to own at KBV, and I'll be on Kauai in October. If anyone needs any photos or whatever, let me know. I know my way around KBV pretty well.

Dave
 
This is why the Oceanfront units will not be renovated: There are still full-time owners living in them. Wyndham has done everything possible to run the buildings down and squeeze them out. They are not going to make these buildings safe, and renovated and attractive, because they want these owners to get out. That's why they destroyed all of the landscaping, quit watering, and took out the barbecues.
 
Denise, is the lack of landscaping, watering, and taking out the barbecues, having any effect on the full time owners?
 
Well, we have reservations thru Wyndham for February, so we will see what's up! Will let you know.
 
So the special meeting is scheduled for today. If anyone is interested in attending via Zoom, this link is circulating in an email group of KBV owners.
https://travelandleisure.zoom.us/s/98757644579?pwd=iStQpdg3vvjH

Registration is at 8:30 a.m. HST (2:30 p.m. EST). The special meeting will be via Zoom at 9:00 a.m. HST and 3 p.m. EST.

Agenda:
“Vote on whether to: (1) authorize the Board to file a Chapter
1 bankruptey case for the Association to, among other
things, pursue a sale of the entire Project, including all
common elements, property interests of the Association, and
unit/interval interests of all members/owners, and take any
and all action necessary and related to that bankruptcy as
stated in the Appendix to Notice of Special Meeting attached
hereto; and (2) authorize the Board to acquire or accept a unit
or interval prior to a bankruptey filing by the Association.”
 
Thanks for the update . Responding from Oregon. Will register at 11:30 PST for a 12: zoom meeting .
 
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