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Inheritance Timeshares: How To Resell
If you are the administrator of an estate, what is the best way to resell timeshares that were part of the deceased’s assets and the inheritance of the deceased’s beneficiaries? Timeshares are very difficult to resell. You may want to timeshares to the heirs as part of their inheritance and having them resell them.
Timeshare Company Files For Bankruptcy
A timeshare company has filed for bankruptcy. Even though the timeshare company has filed for bankruptcy, payments on timeshares still need to be made as normal. If the timeshare developer is in financial trouble, you may experience problems with the overall experience of owning your timeshare.
Signing Quit Claim Deed Removes Late Wifes Name From Title
A woman married to a widower wants to put her name on the title of her husband’s home and delete his late wife’s name. She can add her name to the title using a quit claim deed. But, because the home is pre-marital property, the husband may not want to add his wife to the title so the property can be passed down to his heirs.
Timeshare Companies Facing Financial Trouble
Timeshare companies are affected in this poor real estate market, too. If you have an interest in a timeshare, you have a responsibility to pay your monthly maintenance expenses, real estate taxes and other fees associated with the timeshare. While the timeshare developer or the timeshare operator might have filed for bankruptcy protection, your financial obligations will continue.
Ilyce Glink on WSB Radio – December 30, 2007
Today on the Ilyce Glink show, Ilyce talked about selling timeshares, and some last-minute things you can do to lower your taxes next April 15th. She also answered questions on new car financing, paying for college, switching careers, and using IRA cash to invest in real estate. Don’t forget to check out Ilyce’s Forum for radio talk show notes (www.thinkglink.com) and be sure to subscribe to her YouTube channel, www.youtube/expertrealestatetips.
Ilyce Glink on WSB Radio – October 14, 2007
Today on the Ilyce Glink show, Ilyce talked about the new version of “The Game of Life,” the classic HASBRO game, which has replaced the use of with credit cards. Since kids as young as 9 play the game, Ilyce wondered if that was a good thing. It’s the game she’s going to buy for all of her older nieces and nephews this holiday season (as well as buy one for her sons, Alex and Michael to play). Ilyce also answered questions on timeshares, investing, financing and refinancing, and talked to Peg about consolidating her 9 credit cards with a home equity loan. All this and much more on today’s Ilyce Glink show.
Timeshares
We had a call this morning on the show about selling a timeshare. You should know a couple of things about timeshares:
* Some people like ‘em, some p…
The Mickey Mouse Club
I’m in Los Angeles, attending the Society of American Business Editors and Writers (www.sabew.org, SABEW) annual conference. Since we’re staying at th…
Timeshare Inheritance: Pay Property Taxes
When you get a timeshare inheritance you’re responsible for property taxes and maintenance as if it were real property. Even if you don’t want the timeshare, you’re responsible for property taxes and maintenance until you can sell the timeshare. To determine what to do with the timeshare you may want to contact a real estate attorney.
Ilyce Glink on WSB Radio – February 18, 2007
This week on the Ilyce Glink Show, Ilyce talked about her trip to Cancun and the lingering effects of the Hurricane. She also talked about the membership in a vacation points club that she was offered, and how she thinks about decisions like vacation clubs and timeshares. Michael called in and asked a question about sellers paying a buyer’s closing costs. Tune to find out what Ilyce suggested he do to differentiate his property in a soft real estate market.
