Your timeshare exit questions, answered.

Many owners try. In our Timeshare Exit Study of more than 10,000 ownership experiences, 38% had tried listing it for sale, and 65.5% had already gone back to their resort first. Newton Group does not buy, resell or refund timeshares. Your consultation looks at the options that fit your ownership.

Some resorts do have programs. If yours made you an offer, ask for the terms in writing and bring them to your call. We will walk through them with you so you can compare your options side by side.

We do not put a value on timeshares, and we would be careful of anyone who promises a resale price up front. What we can tell you on the call is what your options cost and how they work.

Check six things: how long they have done this, whether you can verify their record, whether a lawyer represents you in writing, whether the price is in writing first, whether they stand behind it, and who has covered them.

There is no single price. It depends on your contracts, any loan, your ownership type and who is on title. Bring us a qualifying written quote for comparable services and we will beat it by 20% or more, guaranteed. Qualified customers can generally start with no money upfront, with low monthly payment options.

Our founder, Gordon Newton, answers it this way: “In my opinion, yes. You are dealing with a legally binding agreement. The resort has attorneys protecting its interests. The exit company may have attorneys protecting its interests. The timeshare owner should have an attorney protecting theirs.” With Newton Group, every client has a licensed attorney who represents them, in writing.

In Gordon Newton’s words: “I cannot tell you the internal reason any particular company chose its business model. But in my opinion, there are two obvious practical reasons. First, it is expensive. Second, it is difficult to build legally and ethically at scale.”

“The answer is the model itself,” says Gordon Newton. “Newton Group has common ownership in the law firm providing the legal representation, which creates efficiencies that a traditional exit-company model may not have. Think of it like factory-direct economics. Common ownership creates efficiencies. Your separate attorney-client relationship creates personal legal representation.”

There is no single timeline. Your resort, ownership type, any loan and account status all shape it. Your consultation gives you a realistic expectation for yours.

It is a fair question. The answer depends on your contract, any lender and the path you choose, which is why an attorney who represents you looks at your situation first.

What happens in that case is spelled out in your written terms, before you commit to anything. Ask us about it on the call.

Yes, if you can. Everyone on the deed, and anyone who helps with money decisions, should hear the same answers at the same time. We can add them by phone.

It is free, with no obligation. We learn your situation, walk you through the options that may fit, and if you move forward, everything comes to you in writing first.