Reasons to Cancel a Villa del Palmar Timeshare

Despite the fact that cancelling a timeshare is difficult, there are a number of reasons why people sometimes wish to cancel a Villa del Palmar timeshare.

Why do you want to cancel a Villa del Palmar timeshare?

Divorce

Divorce is one of the most common reasons as to why people look into cancelling their Villa del Palmar timeshare, especially when they bought their timeshare together during the marriage. This is not the only option you have, of course; if your divorce was fairly amicable, or you have kids, you might consider splitting the timeshare and its benefits/costs. This could mean splitting the points or taking alternate years.

Death

Death, sadly, can be a reason as to why members look to cancel a Villa del Palmar timeshare. This is entirely understandable; if the timeshare has memories with the person who has passed it can be hard to face… but it can always be a place to remember fondly. If one of the owners/members is still living the membership can still be used; it’s always an option to bring family or friends along, or even lend it to them.

Change of finances

Job loss and redundancy can come to anyone, and they often bring about the desire to cancel or cull unnecessary expenses like a timeshare. We would urge you to keep in mind, however, that such changes in situation are often temporary, so if you enjoy your timeshare you should think about renting out your timeshare to cover costs or even make a little money.

Illness

Illness, long term or short term, can cause you to be unable to use your timeshare, and it may occur to you to cancel the contract if you cannot get use from it. Of course, illness is often temporary and a timeshare is a great investment. Why not lend it to friends or family until you’re well enough to use it?

Inherited timeshares

Many people leave their timeshares to family in their will. If you have been left a timeshare in a will it may occur to you to cancel it, but we’d urge you to try it out at least once before you make any decisions.