Posted on: 19th Nov, 2009 08:39 am
5 years ago i purchased a timeshare in fl (i reside in ny). i now want to sell it. will a quit claim deed work for me? from what i have read, after the deed is signed and notarized, i need to send it to the county clerks office of where the timeshare is located? and the grantee (person buying) does not have to sign? or is this a job for an attorney?
a quit claim will probably do the task, though a buyer might want the greater security of a warranty deed. i'm not certain if a lawyer would need to be involved - after all, timeshare developers don't bother with them at the time of sale, nor do buyers. it might be worth asking the question of an attorney, and it might also be worth the trouble to run this all by the developer.
have you actually found someone to buy it?
have you actually found someone to buy it?