Timeshare ownership

What is the name of your state? Massachusetts. I own outright a timeshare on Cape Cod that I've been trying to sell for several years. Can I sell it back to the association or donate it to some charitable organization? If so, How?

[JETX]

"Can I sell it back to the association"
*** Only if they want to purchase it.

"or donate it to some charitable organization? If so, How?"
*** Contact the local charities you are interested in and see if they have any interest. If they do, the process of how would depend largely on the type of deed you own and what the by-laws say.

[HomeGuru]

Many organizations do not want these types of properties due to the associated carrying costs

[JETX]

And ongoing 'maintenance fees'. My timeshare costs me $50.00 per month and most charities do not want to incur that cost.

Thank you for quick responses. If I can't deed it back to the association and a local charity isn't interested, what recourse do I have? I no longer want the timeshare. I just want to get rid of it.

Got a Mother-in-Law? I see the next christmas gift

[JETX]

"If I can't deed it back to the association and a local charity isn't interested, what recourse do I have? I no longer want the timeshare. I just want to get rid of it."
*** In your original post, you asked "Can I sell it back to the association". We correctly responded that was only an option if they wanted to purchase it.

You have now mis-stated your original position in saying "If I can't DEED it back". More than likely you CAN do that.

Contact the timeshare company or site and ask them about the process. Most timeshares WILL take the property back (after all, they made their money in the sales) and will then simply put your week(s) into their self-owned rental pool.

[HomeGuru]

Or resell it.