New Jersey Letter Canceling Timeshare Contract

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Multi-State
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US-00783BG
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Most states now regulate timesharing, either under existing state land sale laws or under laws that were specifically enacted for timesharing. The regulating authority is usually the real estate commission in the state where the timeshare property is located. Under the typical act, purchasers may cancel the timeshare contract within a certain number of calendar days after the date the contract is signed if the seller is notified of the cancellation in writing.


The following is a generic form of such a letter.

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The necessary details may vary with the brand, but here are some crucial elements to include: Your name and contact information. The name of your timeshare company. The contract number. The names on the timeshare contract. The date of purchase. A statement of cancellation.

On the (add date) I purchased a Timeshare from you, for use between (week/period) at the (resort name and location). Please rescind my contract with immediate effect and provide a written confirmation. I would appreciate your prompt response but request a reply to be provided within 14 days of receipt of this letter.

The Do's: How to Write a Timeshare Cancellation Letter Get your cancellation request in writing. ... Include a clear request to cancel your timeshare. ... List all the important details. ... Set expectations. ... Send all correspondence by certified mail. ... Don't get emotional or long-winded. ... Don't use passive or hesitant language.

Cancel the Timeshare Contract in Writing Usually, you must cancel a timeshare contract in writing. Even if a written letter or document is not required, it's highly recommended. Include the following information in your cancellation letter: your name as it appears on the contract.

How to cancel a New Jersey timeshare Sell your New Jersey timeshare. Give away your New Jersey timeshare. Work directly with your timeshare company to get released from your timeshare. Hire a reputable timeshare exit company to cancel your New Jersey timeshare. Rescind your New Jersey timeshare contract.

How to Get Rid of a Timeshare Use the Recission Period. If you recently purchased that timeshare, you might be able to get out using the recission period. ... Ask the Resort to Take It Back. If you missed the recission period, there are still ways to get out of your timeshare. ... Sell Your Timeshare. ... Use an Attorney.

Writers should also acknowledge the grace period and state their reason for canceling. Finally, make sure that the letter is certified before you send it off. You'll have to contact a notary to do this for you. As long as the note is dated within the period, the resort should honor the letter and cancel your agreement.

In general, it's very difficult to get out of a timeshare. Timeshare agreements are designed to be hard to break, to ensure that owners pay maintenance fees as long as possible. As a result, even if you are eventually able to dump your timeshare, you'll likely lose a good sum of money along the way.

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New Jersey Letter Canceling Timeshare Contract