A clear path from start to finish

How to transfer a timeshare deed

We make timeshare deed transfers easier to understand by organizing the documents, recording steps, and resort notification into one guided process.

01Submit onlineUpload your current deed
02Review by emailDocuments sent for approval
03Recording coordinatedTypically 1–6 weeks
04Resort notifiedAfter the deed returns

What to expect

A guided transfer process, one step at a time

Every transfer has different state, county, and resort requirements. These steps show the standard journey and where your specific details may affect cost or timing.

01

Understand the cost

Start with a specific quote

Document preparation fees vary by state and the requirements for each document. Most initial document preparation fees average between $275 and $450, plus postage and recording fees.

If your resort charges a transfer fee, it is separate from our fees. We forward those funds to the resort when we notify them of the ownership change.

International ownership?We can also assist with transfers in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Aruba, and Mexico. Contact us for a custom quote.
Review pricing details
02

Send what you have

Complete the online preparation form

Fill out our online document preparation form and upload a copy of your current deed. You may also send the information by fax, email, or hard copy. We will email you to confirm receipt.

If you do not have a copy of your recorded deed, we can conduct a deed search for a $25 research fee.

Submit document information
03

Preparation and review

We prepare the new transfer documents

After receiving the information needed, we prepare the documents required to transfer your timeshare. When they are ready, we email them to you for review together with the final invoice.

04

Execution and recording

Signed documents go to the Clerk’s office

Once we receive the properly executed documents, we send them to the appropriate Clerk’s office for recording.

Typical county recording time1–2 weeksTiming varies by county.
05

Completion

We notify you and the resort

When the recorded deed returns to our office, we notify you by email. We then send a copy of the recorded deed and a cover letter to your resort for the ownership transfer.

That’s it—your deed transfer documentation and resort notification are complete.

Owner experience

“LT Transfers made the whole timeshare transfer process so smooth and stress-free. They were clear, responsive, and very quick with every step of the way.”
Shirley

Ready to begin?

Start with the information you have. We will help organize the rest.