Arizona Timeshare Cancellation

If you want to cancel a timeshare that you purchased in Arizona, Seaside Consultants Group can help. Our specialists, analysts, and team of professionals have ample experience with timeshare cancellation in each state. Our team of professionals’ knowledge of Arizona law allows us to cancel your timeshare contract legally and permanently without negatively impacting your credit.

With the plethora of timeshare resorts in Arizona, it should be no surprise that our team is very well versed with Arizona law. There are many laws in place for your protection, the breaking of which can be grounds for contact cancellation.

If you’ve been the victim of fraud, misrepresentation, or high-pressure sales tactics in the state of Arizona contact us today for a no-cost evaluation of your ownership and consultation to explore your options.

Our team of professionals considers, among many others, the following Arizona laws:

• Title 32 § 2197.03 – Rescission of Contract or Agreement
• Title 33 § 2211 – Trustee’s Sale of Timeshare Estates; Notice; Cure; Notice to Prevent Sale
  • AZ. Rev. Stat. § 33-2211(B)
  • AZ. Rev. Stat. § 33-2211(D)
  • AZ. Rev. Stat. § 33-2211(F)

Those without proper representation as they attempt to cancel the timeshare contract in Arizona may remain liable for their timeshare, including special assessment fees, maintenance fees, and high-interest rate loans. And if it wasn’t bad enough, these liabilities are passed down to any heirs.

If you want to cancel your timeshare in Arizona, do not hesitate another day. Time is everything. The sooner you contact Seaside Consultants Group, the sooner our specialists, analysts, and team of professionals can begin working for you. We will protect you and your rights, and we will shield you from all future liabilities.

Contact us today and we will begin working to cancel the timeshare that you purchased in Arizona. Our team of professionals at Seaside Consultants Group is licensed to work in all 50 states and has seen great success canceling timeshare contracts in Arizona.