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Very true. In order to rid yourself of a timeshare you would have to use the same devious methods that were used to sell it to you in the first place. It is not an investment & not real property. Look out for the notorious "perpetuity clause" when signing all the paperwork if you get sucked in that far. On mine it reads " THIS CONTRACT IS IRREVOCABLE". This is all a farce in my opinion. No-one needs to "own" their personal hotel room. You won't be able to use it year after year at the same time due to constantly changing life events. Also never buy a vague "Flex-time" with floating days, they are the worst. No-body needs to "own" their personal hotel room.