PSA: Double check during the transfer process

[Brian Noble]

In the last year, I've been involved in the transfer of seven different timeshares. Only one of them went off without an error somewhere. These were all handled by very reputable, well-regarded firms, so I'm not going to name names. People do make mistakes, and these weren't always the fault of the transfer agent. But, ultimately I had to get involved in each of the six to correct something (and a few of them are still not fully right).

So: Pay close attention, and be quick to identify errors!

 

[pzw90]

Any particular errors that come up more often?

 

[Brian Noble]

Each is pleasantly unique! ;-)

 

[Add-On-Itis]

Brian, anything to watch out for specifically?

 

[AstroBlasters]

In the last year, I've been involved in the transfer of seven different timeshares. Only one of them went off without an error somewhere. These were all handled by very reputable, well-regarded firms, so I'm not going to name names. People do make mistakes, and these weren't always the fault of the transfer agent. But, ultimately I had to get involved in each of the six to correct something (and a few of them are still not fully right).

So: Pay close attention, and be quick to identify errors!

Transfers…. as in someone was transferring you a timeshare or vice versa in a gratuitous transfer?

 

[Brian Noble]

Some of them were quit-claims. Not all of them. (And sometimes, it is the management company that is the problem.)