- Jurisdiction
- Florida
I won't go into the problems people have trying to get rid of a timeshare because that is common knowledge.
A lot of timeshare weeks are not purchased by contract; they are purchased "resale" from someone who already owns it.
Here's my question . . . If a person obtained their timeshare "resale", which means they never entered into a contract agreeing to pay maintenance fees, what recourse does the resort association have for non-payment of fees?
Can they force the payment of fees or just withhold use of the timeshare?
Can they enforce a contract that does not exist?
Thanks
A lot of timeshare weeks are not purchased by contract; they are purchased "resale" from someone who already owns it.
Here's my question . . . If a person obtained their timeshare "resale", which means they never entered into a contract agreeing to pay maintenance fees, what recourse does the resort association have for non-payment of fees?
Can they force the payment of fees or just withhold use of the timeshare?
Can they enforce a contract that does not exist?
Thanks