🎯 Own a Timeshare? Need to Change the Deed?

• One of the owners has passed away 💐  
• You're splitting up with your ex (congrats or condolences, we don’t judge)  
• Gifting the timeshare to a family member or friend (yes, even as a revenge gift)  
• Moving your ownership into a trust (fancy!)

At Vacation Ownership Services, we handle all the legal voodoo to make your deed change official. Just give us a call at 760.517.7870, tell us your story, and we’ll take it from there.

Once we start, most deeds are drafted and ready for signing within 30 days. That’s faster than most people finish a Netflix series.

Most transfers are around $500, all-inclusive. That covers:

• Deed creation ✍️
• Pulling the current deed 📄
• Recording fees with the county 🏛️
   

If there’s a trust or someone has passed, we might need to channel our inner probate ninja—so it could be up to $200 more. And some counties charge extra because... well, they can.

We also handle timeshare sales with a modest escrow fee, but 99% of the transfers we do aren’t sales—they're just people cleaning up their ownership situation. (We’re basically the Marie Kondo of vacation deeds.)

From Maine to Hawaii, Florida to California, we’ve successfully worked with:

• Marriott
• Vistana
• Diamond
• HGV
• Soleil
• Grand Pacific
• Capital Resorts…and many more.

• We send you a 4-page form—quick and painless, we promise.
• You fill it out (no legal degree required). 
• You pay a deposit. 
• We prepare the documents. 
• You sign. 
• We record the deed and notify your resort or timeshare company. Boom. Done.

You might be thinking: “Eh, I’ll deal with it next year.” Bad idea. Here’s why:

1. If your ex dies and they’re still on the deed—hello probate court. And if there’s no will? Even messier. 
2. If your ex remarries and you haven’t updated the deed? Their new spouse might have a legal claim to your timeshare. Yikes. 
3. Exchange companies typically only let deeded owners swap vacations. If your name’s not on it, you’re outta luck.