[LT Transfers] Legal Time Share Transfers: TUG Rating "A"

[tomboyblu]

Hello everyone my question is about this company (I'm a newbie to the sight)

Legal Time Share Transfers.

I am looking to transfer two different Starwood Properties (SDO) and was wanting to make sure this company will work quickly and is legit.

Also any recommendations as to who to work with would be great also.

Thank You Advance.

Denise please pitch in I have been scouring these forums and have appreciated your input.

 

[momeason]

They do an excellent job and the communication is great. It is a small company. I worked with Mary.

 

[slip]

I've used them three times and they all went perfectly. They are always
Available to answer questions quickly.

 

[DeniseM]

Reputable, and fast, personal service - A+.

 

[ronparise]

Understand what you are buying here

LTT is basically a document preparation company. on the order of a Legal Zoom dot com. I call them a do-it-yourself assist company.

They do not offer escrow services and they do not offer legal services (although they do have lawyers involved)

Having said that....I have used them several times and recommend them highly. You will probably talk to Mary or Lisa, when you call....Tell them I said hello

By the way I have done several timeshare transfers on my own, I prepared the deed, (typed it myself) and sent it off to be recorded. Then sent the newly recorded deed to the timeshare company. Having Mary and Lisa do this stuff is worth every penny of their fee.

 

[BocaBum99]

Given their reputation on TUG, I would use them for non-attorney states. I would use an alternative for states such as South Carolina which are attorney states. There is a TUG member who runs a title company that has a South Carolina attorney on staff. Price is about the same and you meet the requirements of that state for an attorney to do doc prep.

 

[AwayWeGo]

I Resemble That Remark.

I've used them three times and they all went perfectly. They are always
Available to answer questions quickly.

That's our experience also.

We've used their service as buyers. Likewise as sellers.

They are our go-to people for buying & selling resale timeshares.

-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.​

 

[MOXJO7282]

Given their reputation on TUG, I would use them for non-attorney states. I would use an alternative for states such as South Carolina which are attorney states. There is a TUG member who runs a title company that has a South Carolina attorney on staff. Price is about the same and you meet the requirements of that state for an attorney to do doc prep.

They can do SC as well as they have an SC attorney on retainer in some way. I know because I used them for an Marriott Oceanwatch plat OF just last month and it went smoothly. Its already in my Marriott account and I actually just reserved next year's usage today.

 

[theo]

deleted inadvertent duplicate of post #10 below...

 

[theo]

Not correct...

<snip> LTT is basically a document preparation company.......
They do not offer escrow services... <snip>

This statement is simply not true or accurate; LTT does offer escrow services.

 

[Chrispee]

Using them right now, Mary is great with communications. Escrow for the bargain price of $50.

 

[juniornordic]

LT Transfers (Legal Timeshare Transfers) - Great job!

Just wrapped up a deed transfer with LT Transfers (Legal Timeshare Transfers) based on feedback from this site. What a find! Straight answers, timely replies, straightforward dealings, quick turnaround, and very reasonable price. Marriott's charge would be $490; LT's was $130. Since our original deed was less than 6 months old, we didn't need a deed search. But Marriott was an all-or-nothing affair, whereas LT verified no deed search was needed.

 

[VacationForever]

I used them and they are great to work with. Because they are small they can be a little slow compared to some of the other PCC closing companies. I bought 2 timeshares from 2 PCCs and they were closed and transferred alot quicker - one in 21 days and the other in 30 days. I sold one of them and used LTT and it took around 45 days. Minor difference one would say....

Great price and I would certainly want to use them again in the future. An A for me!

 

[durango5000]

Perfect. Voted A. Thx Mary.

 

[csxjohn]

I used them and they are great to work with. Because they are small they can be a little slow compared to some of the other PCC closing companies. I bought 2 timeshares from 2 PCCs and they were closed and transferred alot quicker - one in 21 days and the other in 30 days. I sold one of them and used LTT and it took around 45 days. Minor difference one would say....

Great price and I would certainly want to use them again in the future. An A for me!

One advantage the PCCs have is a deed signed and notarized by the seller on hand. I had one close in 3 business days. LTT must get a snail mail copy from the seller and this can take time. Also if the county doesn't do electronic transfers, it takes more time that is out of the control of any closing company.

I've had very good experiences with LTT and will use them again.

 

[heathpack]

I've done two transfers with them & everything is done quick as a wink. Very normal people- keep in touch, respond to emails, do what they say they will. Affordable cost. Triple A+.

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[rickandcindy23]

We have done four over the last few months with Mary and Lisa. Very fast! They did a simple escrow and kept the checks from my buyers, then mailed the checks after the deeds were recorded.

 

[DaveNV]

Can I vote A++?

I know Tuggers like Legal Timeshare Transfers. I'm one of them, and I'd like to add my strongest recommendations for this company. If the poll above allowed it, I'd give them an A++ rating. They're exceptional!

Last December I gave away one of my timeshares in the Bargain Basement forum. I used LTT because I knew their reputation, and because they are Tug members. They have gone completely over the top in handling the paperwork for me. What could have been done over the course of just a few weeks turned into a four-month long paper trail, as they helped me accommodate the new owners' timeline for recording the new deed.

LTT corrected errors on the deed I'd received when I purchased, then agreed to hold on file the signed paperwork, waiting for the right time to send the prepared new deed to the resort for their required pre-approval of the ownership transfer, then sending it back to the State of Hawaii for final recording of the new deed. I received notice today that LTT has received the recorded paperwork back from the State, and they are now sending it on to the Resort for final transfer to the new owner. That's a heck of a lot of back and forth, and time spent, just for their modest $125 fee.

Communication from the beginning was excellent, and their professionalism is without equal. I will gladly and heartily recommend Legal Timeshare Transfers to anyone, and without question, they will be my first choice for any future timeshare transactions.

Come to think of it, make my vote A+++.

Dave

 

[Ken555]

+1

I've had several transactions with them, all of which were handled first rate. No hesitation in using them again.


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[NEGreyhound]

Excellent service

They have done several transactions for me. each was done quickly, professionally and there was never a problem. I would give them the highest mark possible!
Great to deal with.

 

[Mikevali]

They do a very nice and excellent job and the communication is great.

 

[Rackel11]

I also just had a wonderful experience with them. Honest helpful, i cannot give them enough praise. They're in the suppliers section, and i highly recommend contacting them first.

 

[Rkramernj]

LT Transfers (Legal Timeshare Transfers) - Great job!

Just wrapped up a deed transfer with LT Transfers (Legal Timeshare Transfers) based on feedback from this site. What a find! Straight answers, timely replies, straightforward dealings, quick turnaround, and very reasonable price. Marriott's charge would be $490; LT's was $130. Since our original deed was less than 6 months old, we didn't need a deed search. But Marriott was an all-or-nothing affair, whereas LT verified no deed search was needed.

Can someone please send me LTT''s contact info. Thanks

 

[DeniseM]

Here you go:

L.T. Transfers
www.lttransfers.com
readylegal@gmail.com
706.219.2709

 

[topdog]

Excellent A+

I've used them once as a seller and twice as a buyer.