Florida is a location with several timeshare resort properties, and Wyndham, a large vacation ownership company, has recently issued a public statement about the new legislation signed in Florida aimed to help prevent timeshare fraud.
Governor Rick Scott passed a bill that prevents a transfer company from collecting any fee until a written agreement is signed by a timeshare owner, many of whom can no longer effectively make payments on their property. Read the whole article here, and make note of Wyndham CEO Franz Hanning’s statement, “I commend Gov. Scott and his legislative partners for taking swift action to guard against timeshare transfer scams.”
Wyndham has historically been a reputable travel and timeshare company. With interstate-roadside hotels like its Wingate line, or it’s Worldmark and Wyndham resort properties in Australia, Bahamas, Canada, China, Columbia, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, India, Germany, India, Jamaica, Mexico, the Netherlands, Panama, Qatar, Suriname, Turkey, the United Kingdom and several properties across the USA, it boasts exceptional amenities and ease of access from wherever you might be coming.
Wyndham timeshare resales typically hold their value well and if you’re looking to sell a Wyndham timeshare and you go through a licensed agent, such as the ones at Premier Timeshare Resale, you won’t pay any fees upfront, and you won’t get paid for the sale until the deed is transferred. Buying a Wyndham timeshare resale is your best bet for price and quality. Even Wyndham’s President and CEO states that his desire lies in the effort to, “further enhance safeguards for timeshare owners and associations, and strengthen our collective efforts to protect consumers.”
Buying a Wyndham timeshare resale guarantees that commitment to service that Hanning brings to the company. If you’re intrigued, browse PTR’s listings for Wyndham timeshare resales, or contact us about what Wyndham timeshares might be right for your vacation needs today.
