Combine 2 deeds

[Kevin23]

hi ive been looking on here for awhile and had a question I hope someone could answer. I own 308,000 at oceanwalk and 189,000 points at star island. I bought both of eBay a few years back and was wondering if it is worth combining the 2 deeds. My problems are one has an anniversary of October 1 and the other is January 1. If anyone has any suggestions if I can do it and is it worth the cost and what Wyndham charges? Thanks again

 

[enutts]

What costs are you talking about? If you're just combining two accounts into one there shouldn't be a charge if they are both in your name. All you would need to do is send a request to Wyndham to combine the accounts and request they change the use end date on one so they are the same.

 

[Kevin23]

I spoke with a women and she really wasn't much help but she thought there would be a fee since they were two separate contracts. I figured I would ask here if anyone has been in my position before I call Wyndham again and get another person.

 

[enutts]

I spoke with a women and she really wasn't much help but she thought there would be a fee since they were two separate contracts. I figured I would ask here if anyone has been in my position before I call Wyndham again and get another person.

Are both deeds in your name but just under different account numbers?

 

[uscav8r]

I spoke with a women and she really wasn't much help but she thought there would be a fee since they were two separate contracts. I figured I would ask here if anyone has been in my position before I call Wyndham again and get another person.

It sounds like you have the two contracts under separate member accounts. As long as the two deeds have a common name, you can easily merge the two memberships without any fees.

A couple years ago, I bought a resale contract. I have the broker my existing member number, but in the end the contract ended up in its own member account. I had to fax in a letter to Owner Care requesting that the contract be moved to my pre-existing member number.

BTW, there is no way to "combine" deeds into a single deed, so avoid using that terminology.


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