No one really needs to sell the appeal of Las Vegas. As the undisputed tourism capital of the world, Vegas draws millions and millions of people each year with no end in sight. If you love Vegas, you may have decided to purchase one of the many timeshares available in and around the city. Tahiti Village is one such option and it has a range of features to benefit owners who make the trip to the desert.
Are you a Tahiti Village timeshare owner who has grown tired of the experience you are having as an owner and is ready to move on? I’ve heard that from many people across all different types of timeshares, and I’ve put together this page to help you understand your options. Feel free to explore the information below as you start to put together a plan to move forward.
What is a Tahiti Village Timeshare?
As mentioned above, Tahiti Village is a property in Las Vegas, Nevada. With a location only a couple of miles away from The Strip, you’ll have easy access to everything that makes Vegas so exciting – while still being able to get away from the hustle and bustle at the end of the day. While parts of Las Vegas are certainly designed more for adults, plenty of families take trips here as well – and features like the lazy river and the rest of the pool area make this a wonderful spot for kids.
Despite the many positives of the property, there are the traditional downsides of timeshare ownership that need to be remembered. You’ll be required to pay ongoing maintenance fees on your account, and you could be asked to pay an assessment from time to time, as well. There are also the restrictions that sometimes pop up in terms of when you can book a trip based on availability – you may have to plan further in advance than you would like. Whatever your reasons may be, if you decide to leave your Tahiti Village timeshare, the information below could be helpful in that process.
You Could Potentially Cancel Right Away
Did you just get home from a trip to Vegas where you agreed to purchase a timeshare at Tahiti Village? If so, you might still be within what is known as the “recission period” for your timeshare purchase. In the state of Nevada, that period is only five calendar days, so you have to act fast. Most people reading this probably don’t have the opportunity to utilize this exit strategy, but if you do, consider yourself in luck.
It’s easy enough to cancel using the recission period. Simply notify the seller in writing that you want to cancel and confirm that they receive your notice. That’s all you have to do, and the seller will have no legal option other than to let you out of the deal. It’s your right as a consumer to leave the deal if five days haven’t passed, so you are assured of being able to get your money back and cancel the contract. Using this path out will make it like the whole thing never happened and you can move forward with your life with a clear mind.
Selling a Tahiti Village Timeshare Might Be Possible
Assuming you are out of the recission period and have to explore other options to get rid of your Tahiti Village timeshare, consider looking into a sale as a way to move on. By listing your timeshare in one of a number of different places online, you might be able to locate a willing buyer and work out a deal.
Does this mean you are going to get a lot of money back out of your timeshare when you sell? Probably not – but that’s okay. It’s unlikely that the market will be willing to pay much at all to buy the timeshare, but if you can get out of the contract, you might not care much that they only paid you a modest sum. It will be the ongoing savings that come from no longer being an owner that will really make a difference in your financial life moving forward.
You’ll want to plan on being patient while trying to sell your timeshare, as these kinds of deals can take a while to find the right buyer. In fact, you could be trying to sell the timeshare in the background while you explore other ways to get out of your contract. It’s always good to have as many paths as possible in play so you can take whichever one works out first and be done with the whole experience.
Talk to the Developer Directly
For many people, this will actually be the best place to start – simply reaching out directly to Tahiti Village to ask about any options they have available to cancel your timeshare. It might be the case that you can just give it back and walk away without any further obligations. That’s not always going to be an option, so you will want to reach out and ask if they are currently running such a program. If not, don’t assume it will never be possible, as you can always ask again periodically to see if things change.
When you work with the developer, it’s always a good idea to get things in writing just so there is no confusion later. It’s not even about not trusting the developer and the people who work for the company – it’s just about covering your own bases and making sure you don’t wind up missing out on a great opportunity to leave the timeshare. For example, if you are told about an offer or opportunity over the phone, ask for that same offer to be sent to you in an email so you have proof of what was said. There is a good chance that you’ll never end up needing this proof down the line, but if you do, this extra little step will prove to be a lifesaver.
Work with an Exit Company to Find a Way
As the frustration with this process mounts and you run into more and more dead ends, you might feel like it’s going to be impossible to get out of your timeshare. That’s where a timeshare exit company could come to the rescue and allow you to move on cleanly once and for all.
An exit company is exactly what it sounds like – a company that is going to help you get out of your contract by exploring a number of means and possibilities. A good company has experience in this space and will work on your behalf to secure a positive outcome. Yes, it will cost you some money to hire one of these companies to work for you, but that could prove to be a better option in the long run than continuing to pay maintenance fees and assessments year after year.
Not all timeshare exit companies are worthy of your attention, so you’ll want to do some careful research to pick one that is going to do a good job and help you get the results you desire. A big part of this is how they treat your money while working – you want to find a partner who is going to place the money in an escrow account to keep it safe while they try to accomplish the mission. This makes it far less likely that you are going to wind up spending money on a service that doesn’t deliver.
Frequently Asked Questions
As you work toward leaving your Tahiti Village timeshare, take a moment to go over the FAQs below and continue to expand your knowledge on this important topic.
Q: Do I need a timeshare to travel to Las Vegas?
A: Absolutely not – while there are a lot of timeshares in the Vegas area, there are also tons of regular hotel rooms and other accommodations. Even if you cancel your timeshare, you’ll always be able to return to the city and stay in other places.
Q: Can I cancel my timeshare fast?
A: Not always. You don’t want to count on being able to get out of your timeshare quickly, but it would be great if that’s how it plays out in the end.
Q: Is it best to cancel my Tahiti Village timeshare?
A: That’s a decision that only you can make. Think carefully about the value you are getting from the experience and decide how you want to move forward.
Getting Support in This Process
It might be a little overwhelming to think about canceling your Tahiti Village timeshare if you feel like you are all on your own. Where do you even start? If you’d like to put the wheels in motion today, do so by calling 833-416-8796 to learn more about your options, or use the chat feature on our site to do the same thing. It can be challenging in some situations to cancel a timeshare, but nothing will happen until you take the first step. I hope we can help!