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[Q=jayjay] Also, even charities would not take this timeshare with the liens still in place. All timeshares must have no liens and maintenance fees have to be paid before a charity will accept them, so he really has no choice but to pay off the mortgage before he sells, donates or whatever.[/Q] jayjay; Don't know why he couldn't sell. All depends on his price. If he wants out of it, his price should be in a range to attract buyers. Doesn't sound like he would want his orginial price. And with having paid his mortgage down, payoff should not be that much. He won't know until he lists it. Your responses alway seem to have a negative touch. Lighten up and offer a solution when somebody asks. Isn't that part of the reason for Redweek, to help out.