Texas Timeshare Cancellation

If you want to cancel a timeshare that you purchased in Texas, 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 Texas law allows us to cancel your timeshare contract legally and permanently without negatively impacting your credit.

Texas provides timeshare purchasers with many protections, regulates that way timeshare sellers may conduct business, and requires that certain disclosures be made. Timeshare law in Texas is sanctioned by the Texas Property Code. Chapter 221 is referenced as the “Texas Timeshare Act”.

Texas provides a six day rescission period in which you may cancel the contract for any reason. However, if that window has already passed, contact us today for a free consultation to determine if you qualify for contract cancellation.

Some key aspects of Texas law regarding timeshare include:

• Tex. Prop. Code Ann. § 221.041 – Purchaser’s Right to Cancel
• Tex. Prop. Code Ann. § 221.032 – Timeshare Disclosure Statement
• Tex. Prop. Code Ann. § 221.071 – Deceptive Trade Practices

Those without proper representation as they attempt to cancel the timeshare contract in Texas 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 Texas, 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 Texas. 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 Texas.