Cost to Own vs. Cost to Rent the Same Resort: Is Buying Ever Cheaper?
Is it cheaper to own a timeshare or rent? Our break-even analysis: at a $23,160 average price with fees rising 8% a year, owning generally never catches renting.
Author: Gordon NewtonGordon Newton is the Founder & CEO of Newton Group and the non-attorney co-founding partner, CEO & majority owner of DC Capital Law. Author of The Consumer's Guide to Timeshare Exit.
Statute of Limitations on Unpaid Timeshare Maintenance Fees: What It Really Means
Is there a statute of limitations on timeshare maintenance fees? Generally 3-10 years by state for a past-due balance – but the ownership, new fees, and any recorded lien can outlast it.
Selling a Timeshare: The Honest Truth About Resale Value (2026)
You can list a timeshare, but listing is not selling. An honest guide to timeshare resale value: why the market prices the maintenance fee instead of the week, how to estimate what your interval is really worth, the resale scams that target sellers, and what options actually remain.
Newton Group Reviews, BBB Record & Track Record: What the Third-Party Evidence Actually Shows
Newton Group holds an A+ BBB rating, accredited 10+ years, and was a BBB Torch Award for Ethics finalist in 2019 and 2022. Founded 2003, helping timeshare owners since 2005 — see the full track record and how to verify it.
Is the Newton Group Legit? How to Verify Any Timeshare Exit Company (2026)
Is the Newton Group legit? Yes — founded 2003, BBB A+, accredited 10+ years, 30,000+ owners helped. Use our 7-point checklist to verify any timeshare exit company yourself.
Is a Timeshare an Asset or a Liability? What Owners Get Wrong
Is a timeshare considered an asset? Technically yes — it’s titled property. Functionally it behaves like a liability. Here’s the accounting reality on resale value, maintenance fees, and estate exposure.
How to Sell a Timeshare: A Step-by-Step Guide (and When to Stop Trying)
How to sell a timeshare, step by step: verify what you own, check transfer rules, run a valuation reality check, list with no upfront fee, and close through escrow — plus when to stop trying.
How to Get Out of a Timeshare: Every Legitimate Option (2026 Guide)
The five legitimate ways to get out of a timeshare — rescission, deed-back, resale, a timeshare exit company, and attorney-led exit — compared by timeline, cost, and who each option actually works for.
How to Get Out of a Timeshare Legally: How the Newton Group Exit Process Works
How does the Newton Group timeshare exit process work? A step-by-step explainer: consultation, licensed-attorney contract review, exit strategy, escrow-style payment protection, and written confirmation of release.
How Much Does a Timeshare Cost? Upfront, Annual, and Lifetime Price Breakdown
How much does a timeshare cost? About $22,500 upfront plus $1,000-$1,400/year in rising maintenance fees. See the modeled lifetime cost: ~$69,000 cash or ~$88,000 financed over 20 years.
