Posted by Katrina Hagler on 7/24/11 7:37pm
Msg #391008

quit deed

Has anyone ever done a quit deed on a timeshare? I have someone wanting me to do one for him.

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 7/24/11 8:01pm
Msg #391011

You mean a quit claim deed?

No I haven't.

Reply by Katrina Hagler on 7/24/11 8:33pm
Msg #391016

Re: You mean a quit claim deed?

yes

Reply by JandB on 7/24/11 8:19pm
Msg #391014

I don't get the question. If he is asking you to notarize a quit claim deed it should be just like any other notarization. If by "do one for him" you mean he wants to create the document that would be the unauthorized practise of law.

Reply by Katrina Hagler on 7/24/11 8:35pm
Msg #391018

yes i guess he is going to make it his sister is giving him her time share and he asked i i could notarize the quit claim deed for them

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 7/24/11 8:48pm
Msg #391020

Hope this guy knows what he's doing - yes this would just be a straight notarization on the notary's end of things (not our job to know any better) but there's a lot more involved in transferring a timeshare than just signing a quit claim deed and voila! done. There are a lot more parties of interest in the chain and factors to be taken into consideration.

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 7/24/11 8:51pm
Msg #391021

Yes. From what I understand......

It's really difficult to get rid of a timeshare these days.

Reply by ReneeK_MI on 7/25/11 6:33am
Msg #391066

Yes, have done it

My parents have a timeshare that is actual 'deeded' property (warranty), and we used a QCD to add me to title. I sure don't know much about timeshares (other than it's apparently not possible to sell them, and takes mooching off the parents to a whole new level...). It may be that their ownership is different than others, perhaps because they bought it about 30 years ago?