We Should Have Made This Call Two Years Earlier

Two years. That is how long we spent trying to sell our timeshare before calling JP Mutual Management. We had tried everything we could think of. We listed it on every resale website we found. We attended an owner update at the resort and asked about their internal resale program — they quoted us a price so low it would barely cover one year of maintenance fees. We even considered just paying the resort to take it back, but the deed-back fee they quoted was higher than what we owed in past maintenance fees. I found Christopher Newton's name in a comment thread on a timeshare owner forum. Someone had written about selling a similar product through JP Mutual and specifically mentioned Christopher as the consultant who had handled their case. I messaged that person directly and they responded with a strong recommendation. My first call with Christopher was one of the most productive conversations I had had in two years of trying to figure this out. He asked questions that nobody else had asked. He explained why the approach we had been taking was not reaching the right buyers. He described his buyer network and why it was specifically suited to the type of ownership we had. He quoted a realistic price range — not an inflated number designed to get us to sign — and a timeline of four to six months. Five months later, the sale closed at $29,700. It was at the lower end of his range, which he had explained was possible depending on buyer negotiation. Every step of the process was handled by his team and we were kept informed throughout. Two years of frustration ended the month we called Christopher. I cannot recommend him strongly enough.