WASI timeshare experts helping you

I didn't expect to pay special assesements AND maintenance fees,
the resort condition is not as good as it was when I bought my timeshare

special assessments

Resorts normally issue special assessments to cover major repairs related to natural disasters like hurricanes, torandos, earthquakes, landslides, volcanoes, or floods. Depending on your contract and HOA covenants, routine major renovations may not be included in maintenance fees, resulting in a special assessment. Check your paperwork or contact your resort for more information, but always insist on a clear explanation.

poor resort condition

It is unfortunate when this happens. Remember, you are a partial owner in the resort, and a member of the HOA. It is the owners that decide how a resort is managed. The reality is that if the condition of the resort makes you not want to stay there, most people will probably feel the same as you. This limits interest in your timeshare. Your best defense is to prepare yourself to accept a lower price.

WASI maintains certain standards and will not accept listings for some resorts that have fallen into disrepair.