cdn_traveler
TUG Member
Hi Everyone,
I was the winning bidder on e-bay three weeks ago for a week at Club Regina Los Cabos Westin. It is a Gold + membership, it comes with 54000 points annually and it is a right to use that ends in 2047.
This is my second timeshare purchase, so newbie here. I'm just wondering if there is anything different in the closing process of a points based, RTU timeshare vs. a traditional weeks based one that does not expire.
So far, I haven't had the best communications from the closing company. The contract that they sent for me to sign initially was not filled in with the membership number or any other important information.
I first replied by e-mail, and then by phone this morning. They finally re-sent a new contract which by the wording of it seems to be a quit claim transfer.
"WE, the buyer, relinquish, transfer and grant all our rights, for our contract, to seller."
Is a quit claim deed standard for RTU properties?
Thank you all in advance for your assistance.
Susan

I was the winning bidder on e-bay three weeks ago for a week at Club Regina Los Cabos Westin. It is a Gold + membership, it comes with 54000 points annually and it is a right to use that ends in 2047.
This is my second timeshare purchase, so newbie here. I'm just wondering if there is anything different in the closing process of a points based, RTU timeshare vs. a traditional weeks based one that does not expire.
So far, I haven't had the best communications from the closing company. The contract that they sent for me to sign initially was not filled in with the membership number or any other important information.
"WE, the buyer, relinquish, transfer and grant all our rights, for our contract, to seller."
Is a quit claim deed standard for RTU properties?
Thank you all in advance for your assistance.
Susan
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