There are only three reasons that I can think of at the moment, that they can choose not to transfer the account on your name. They cannot force you to put it back in the previous owners name. However, without the account being transferred into your name (or whoever the new owner is), I’m not sure how you’d be able to use your points anywhere but the home resort. Club Wyndham is an exchange. You need an account to exchange your points.
The first of the two reasons is if you were previously barred from becoming a member. Last I heard, if you turned all of your contracts back into Ovation, you cannot become a member again. They won’t transfer the account into your name. If you only turned in some contracts, and still have others, you’re still a member and you can still get resale points or buy direct from Wyndham.
The second is if the deed was recorded incorrectly, or there was something else wrong with the submission (failed to include the check for the transfer fee, etc). In that case, you would just need to correct the deed or fix whatever is wrong with the submission.
The third reason is if the account is in default. If the current owner is behind on maintenance or loan payments, they need to get caught up before the transfer. Everything has to be paid in full before Wyndham will transfer the account.
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