FAQs

  • Imagine you are a timeshare owner and receive an email from a brokerage offering you a very high price for your property. This seems like a great deal, until a bump in the road appears: Communication from what appears to be the Mexican government demands thousands of dollars in taxes. After you transfer this money, the supposed buyer disappears.

    This is just one way scammers trick property owners into fraudulent agreements, losing them thousands of dollars. We work closely with the Mexican resort association to help owners like you stop scammers in their tracks.

  • No. We are the only U.S. firm that exclusively handles Mexican property negotiation.

  • Yes! We partner with one of the biggest law firms in Oklahoma to render our services through Escrow Payment. We do not accept payments until we have achieved the client’s goal.

  • The duration of our services vary depending on clients’ needs. However, we often reach a settlement within 3 months.

  • Yes! We hire within our network of Mexican attorneys to litigate if needed. However, we won’t take on any case before speaking with an attorney.

  • Yes! Whether you hope to cancel a contract, or reach a new agreement with your resort, we can help you navigate the complex world of Mexican property negotiations. Compared to other timeshare exit firms, where you may lose everything you’ve invested in a timeshare, we help you get out of commitments while maintaining your investment and a positive relationship with the resort.

  • There is no catch! We are committed to reaching settlements that allow you to make the most of your Mexican real estate investments. We believe in regulating scammers by working closely with buyers and resorts, leading to beneficial outcomes for all parties involved.

 

Customer Reviews

 

“Excellent company! You are in great hands with them, they will assist with any financial needs.”

— Matthew E.

“WYO helped me cancel my debt without affecting my credit score and still being able to have rights as a timeshare owner. Thank you for that!”

— Karen S.