Timeshare cancellation, built on the record of your own sale.
A case is not an opinion about whether the purchase was fair. It is a documented account of what you were told, what you were shown, and what the developer was required to disclose.
What can disqualify a contract.
None of these is a guarantee of release on its own. Together, documented properly, they are what a developer's compliance office has to answer for.
High-pressure sales tactics
Multi-hour presentations, rotating closers, and refusal to let a prospective buyer leave or consult anyone before signing.
Undisclosed rescission rights
The statutory cancellation window buried, misstated, or never explained — sometimes with paperwork timed so the window closes unnoticed.
Misrepresented resale value
Claims that the interval is an appreciating asset, or that it can be resold or rented easily, when the secondary market says otherwise.
Missing disclosure documents
Public offering statements, fee schedules, or governing documents that were required to be delivered and were not.
Undisclosed perpetuity clauses
An obligation written to continue indefinitely and pass to heirs, presented at the table as a family benefit rather than an inherited liability.
False urgency at the sale
“Today only” pricing, invented inventory scarcity, or incentives that expire the moment the prospect steps outside to think.
Undisclosed contractor agents
Sales staff presented as resort employees who were in fact independent contractors, with disclosure and licensing implications.
Restricted “income opportunity”
A rental income pitch made against a contract whose own terms prohibit commercial use of the interval.
Correspondence as evidence, not as volume.
Most exit companies send the same packet to every developer. We write to a specific desk, at a specific moment, about a specific failure in your file — and we keep every reply.
Custom-drafted, strategically timed
Each letter is written for your contract and sent at the point in the developer's own cycle where it must be answered rather than filed. Templates get template responses.
Escalated past customer service
General enquiry lines are designed to absorb complaints. We correspond with executive and compliance-level contacts, where an unanswered disclosure question carries weight.
Parallel regulatory filings
Where the facts support it, we file with consumer protection agencies and the relevant state attorney general in parallel — never as a threat, always as a record.
Every response documented
Replies, silences, and contradictions all go into the case file. A developer's own inconsistent answers are frequently the most useful evidence we have.
Two very different things get called an “exit.”
We are not telling you which to choose. We are telling you what each one is, because the difference is rarely made clear before money changes hands.
A negotiated written release
The developer agrees, in writing, to release you from the contract. It is slower and it requires a real case, which is exactly why we build one.
- Obligation ends on documented terms
- No further maintenance fees or assessments
- Intended to avoid credit damage
- Nothing left to pass to your heirs
- You keep the paperwork proving it
The “managed foreclosure” route
Some companies default to advising clients to stop paying and let the ownership lapse. It can end the obligation. It also carries consequences that are frequently understated at the point of sale.
- Delinquency may be reported to credit bureaus
- Collections activity can continue for years
- Deficiency judgments are possible in some states
- No written release is produced at the end
- Outcome largely outside your control
World Leisure Solutions does not advise clients to stop making payments. This comparison is provided so you can evaluate what any company proposes to you.
Four stages, with honest timeframes.
Ranges below are typical, not promised. Your case manager gives you a specific estimate once the documents are in.
Ownership Assessment
We collect and read the contract, closing file, and payment history, and record your account of the sale itself.
Typically 1–2 weeksRisk & Eligibility Analysis
We identify which grounds your file actually supports, and tell you where it is weak before you commit to anything.
Typically 2–4 weeksStrategic Engagement
Letters, escalation, filings, and negotiation. The longest stage, and the one where developer behaviour sets the pace.
Typically 4–14 monthsResolution
Written release reviewed with you, the account confirmed closed, and your complete case file delivered.
Typically 2–6 weeksThree questions, then a straight answer.
This is a preliminary read, not an eligibility determination. Nothing here is submitted anywhere and no contact details are required.
When did you purchase the timeshare?
Bring us the contract. We will tell you what is in it.
If your file does not support a case, you will hear that on the first call — at no cost and with no follow-up pressure.
No obligation. World Leisure Solutions is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.