The popularity of Las Vegas needs no introduction. While once a destination only associated with gambling, today’s Vegas has just about everything you could possibly be interested in doing, all in one place. Make no mistake, there is still plenty of gambling to be done, but there are also world-class shows, professional sporting events, wonderful restaurants, and on and on.
If you decided at one point that owning a timeshare at The Grandview in Las Vegas would be the best way to experience this place regularly, you may now want to get out for one reason or another. Timeshares do come with some downsides, and when those downsides start to outweigh the positives in your situation, moving on may be the right decision. I’ll talk below about some of the strategies you may wish to use in an attempt to cancel your timeshare at The Grandview at Las Vegas.
What is The Grandview Las Vegas Timeshare?
While The Grandview at Las Vegas isn’t directly on the Las Vegas Strip, it’s only a few miles away and leaves you close enough to all of the action. You can quickly make your way over to the strip for dining, gambling, entertainment, and more. Or, you could hang out on the property of The Grandview to enjoy the pool and other amenities.
Despite enjoying a nice location and plenty of amenities, you may have decided that owning a timeshare at The Grandview just isn’t working out for your family. Maybe it’s the ongoing costs of timeshare ownership that are just adding up too quickly. Maybe it’s the lack of availability for desirable dates on the calendar – or perhaps you just don’t have time right now to travel as much as you would like. Whatever the case, I’d recommend taking some time to review the content below so you can better understand what options might be available to move on.
If You Just Purchased, Act Quickly
Las Vegas is a city with a reputation for causing people to make decisions they later regret. While some of those decisions are the type that can’t be reversed, the same can’t be said for buying a timeshare. In fact, if you have only just returned home from a trip to Las Vegas where you agreed to buy a timeshare at The Grandview, it might not be too late to get out of the deal.
I always encourage timeshare owners who have recently made their purchase to look into the recission period in the area where they did the deal. In this case, that’s Las Vegas, where the recission period is five calendar days. If you purchased a timeshare at The Grandview five days ago or less, you can still get out of the deal by providing proper documentation to the seller stating your desire to cancel.
Why is this such a great way to leave a timeshare? The benefit of using the recission period is that you don’t lose anything on the deal. You get your money back and aren’t obligated to do or pay anything moving forward. Remember, there will always be timeshares out there for you to purchase in the future if you so choose. Canceling now, while you still have time, is smart if you have any doubt about whether or not this timeshare is right for you. Canceling is a way to play it safe with your financial future by avoiding an ongoing commitment.
Exploring the Timeshare Resale Market
The idea of selling a timeshare at The Grandview in Las Vegas comes with some good news and some bad news. On the positive side, this is a viable option – you have the right as an owner to sell your timeshare, and when a sale is completed, you will not only be obligated to the timeshare as you have been to this point. So, that’s good news, and it will encourage you to get out into the market and find a buyer for that timeshare.
That brings me to the bad news. While you can sell your timeshare, you might struggle to find anyone who actually wants to buy it. The same reasons that you want to sell your timeshare are the same reasons that people might not be interested. The maintenance fees tend to add up year after year, and when you add in assessments, owning a timeshare can feel both expensive and restrictive.
Does this mean you shouldn’t try to sell your timeshare? Not really – what it means is that you should be realistic about your prospects when going into the process. Don’t expect a long list of buyers to respond to your ad immediately and make you strong offers for the timeshare. It’s quite likely that you’ll go a long time without hearing anything at all. However, if someone does reach out with interest, you should listen to their offer, even if it is a bit disappointing. Many timeshares are sold for a single dollar as a way for the current owner to get out of the contract and let someone new take over the obligation. Any type of sale can be considered a win if your goal was to move on and have other options for future vacations.
Grandview Las Vegas Might Have Options for You
Did you know that it’s possible you could get out of your timeshare at The Grandview in Las Vegas simply by asking to leave? That might sound too good to be true, and sometimes it is, but there is a chance you’ll get lucky if you just reach out and ask.
From time to time, there will be offers available from timeshare companies who are willing to take back some of the deeds they have sold to owners. They aren’t just being nice, of course – they would like to have those back so they can sell them again. This kind of program isn’t usually available, since the company wants to keep owners on board to continue collecting maintenance fees and assessment payments from them. However, such offers can come available from time to time, so it’s always a good idea to ask and see what they say.
Remember to always tread lightly when dealing directly with a timeshare company like The Grandview in Las Vegas. I’ve seen it happen before where a person calls to talk about getting out of the timeshare only to be talked into upgrading their membership to get “more” out of the experience. Don’t allow them to convince you of anything. If you have decided that it’s best for you and your family to move on, that’s your choice and your sole focus should be kept on making it happen.
What is a Timeshare Exit Company?
The name pretty much says it all in this case – a timeshare exit company is a company that has been created with the specific goal of helping people get out of their timeshares and move on with life. These companies take the time to get to know the timeshare industry inside-out and will work hard to help you get out of your contract and move on. The way that is accomplished can be through various means and will depend on the specifics of the situation you find yourself in.
Are all timeshare exit companies worthy of your time and attention? Certainly not. In fact, there are many out there that are only trying to make a quick buck and don’t have a proven reputation in the industry behind them. I strongly recommend avoiding these kinds of businesses as you are only likely to waste more money and you may still wind up stuck in your timeshare at the end of the process.
It’s a better idea to go with a proven name that has shown its ability to deliver results. Not only that, but a trustworthy exit company shouldn’t be anxious to take all of your money upfront without any guarantee that they will deliver. In fact, even a “guarantee” isn’t really worth much – so what if a company says you will “get your money back” if you aren’t happy? There is nothing stopping them from just taking off with the cash and leaving you high and dry. Opt for a provider that uses escrow to hold your money while they work so you can be sure that the results you expect are going to be delivered before your money is gone.
Nothing Will Happen Until You Act
As much as I would love to help you find a way out of your Grandview Las Vegas timeshare if you are ready to be done with it, only you can take the first steps. Get in touch at 833-416-8796 to learn more about timeshare exits and what it might take to get through this process successfully. As an alternative, you can also use the live chat feature here on our site to get more information. Thank you for stopping by and I hope to have the chance to work with you soon.