Every fall, thousands of timeshare owners brace for it.
That thick envelope.
The one stamped “INVOICE.”
The one that steals another $1,000–$2,500 out of your pocket — and for what?
👉 Rising fees you can’t control
👉 Resorts adding “special assessments” without notice
👉 Contracts written to last forever (and even pass to your children)
If you’ve been thinking about getting out of your timeshare, there’s no better time than before your next bill is due.
Here’s why:
1. Fees Rarely Go Down — They Go Up
Timeshare maintenance fees climb almost every year. What started at $800 may now be $1,800, with no cap in sight. Waiting just one more billing cycle means locking yourself into hundreds (or thousands) more in expenses.
2. Delaying Can Cost You More Than Money
Miss a payment? You could face penalties, collections, and even damage to your credit score. Many owners who wait too long end up paying more to catch up than they would have spent resolving their contract.
3. The Clock Is Ticking on Legal Relief
If you want to exit your timeshare legally and permanently, the process takes time. Attorneys, paperwork, and negotiations can’t happen overnight. Starting now could save you from paying another year of fees while you wait.
4. Your Heirs May Be on the Hook
Buried in many timeshare contracts is the perpetuity clause — a line that binds not just you, but also your children and heirs. Acting before the next invoice helps ensure your family won’t inherit the burden.
5. Peace of Mind Is Priceless
Imagine watching that next envelope hit the mailbox… and knowing it’s not your problem anymore. No more bills. No more stress. No more “forever” contract hanging over your head.
What You Can Do Now
You don’t have to wait until the next invoice lands. In fact, you shouldn’t.
At Liberty Timeshare Resolution, we help owners just like you end the cycle of rising fees and perpetual contracts. Our legal team reviews your situation and creates a path to freedom — without scams, without empty promises, and without the weight of next year’s bill on your back.
Don’t let another year — or another invoice — pass you by. Get out now, and keep your money where it belongs: with you and your family.
