Deeds change owners of timeshares in Riverside County, California. We work with current owners to transfer a timeshare to a new owner. Timeshare owners use deeds for sales, gifts, divorce, trusts, and to add or remove a co-owner. Examples of resorts covered are:
- The Westin Desert Willow Villas, Palm Desert
- Marriott’s Shadow Ridge II-The Enclaves
- Marriott’s Shadow Ridge I – The Villages
We prepare the deed and email the deed to the owner. The owner signs and returns the deed to us by mail. We e-record and forward by email the recorded deed to who is now the former owner. The former owner forwards the recorded deed to the timeshare company to update its records.
How It Works
The market for timeshares is limited. The market value for a timeshare is also limited. As a result, sales of timeshares are informal. The buyer and seller do not use appraisal and title insurance services. The seller must pay in full any outstanding loan. The dollar amount exchanged is nominal, less than a few thousand.
Because of a timeshare’s low market value, owners often give away their timeshare. The gift can be a win-win. The current owner avoids ongoing maintenance fees. The new owner has the use of a timeshare with no upfront investment.
Timeshare owners use a deed to remove one spouse as owner in a divorce or dissolution of marriage or to add a new co-owner. Finally, persons with a trust use deeds to fund their trust.
We prepare the deed and email the deed to the owner. The owner signs the deed and returns the deed to us by mail. We e-record and forward by email the recorded deed to who is now the former owner. The former owner forwards the recorded deed to the timeshare company to update its records.
Sum It Up
Deeds change owners of timeshares in Riverside County, California. Timeshare owners use deeds for divorce, trusts, and to add or remove a co-owner. DeedAndRecord prepares and records deeds for timeshares in Riverside County, California.
For more information call Mark at 714-846-2888 or email Mark@DeedAndRecord.com. About