Tennessee Timeshare Cancellation Guide
You have a solid window — but act today anyway.
10 calendar days from execution of the contract. Tennessee has strong consumer protections for timeshare buyers. TCA § 66-32-118.
How to cancel your Tennessee timeshare
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Act within 10 days of signing
The clock started the moment you signed the contract — not when you got home. Count 10 calendar days from your signing date. That is your deadline.
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Write your cancellation letter
Include: your full name, address, and phone number; the contract number and date; the resort name and property description; and a clear statement: "I am hereby exercising my right to cancel my timeshare contract under Tennessee law." Sign and date it.
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Send by certified mail with return receipt
Go to the post office. Send the letter via USPS Certified Mail with Return Receipt Requested. Keep the green card when it comes back. Keep a copy of the letter and your receipt. Do not rely on email or phone.
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Send to the address in your contract
Use the address listed for rescission/cancellation in your purchase contract. Some resorts list a different address for cancellations than for general correspondence. Use the specific cancellation address if one is listed.
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Follow up in writing if ignored
If the developer ignores your cancellation, send a second certified letter referencing your original cancellation date and USPS tracking number. Contact the Tennessee Attorney General's office and file a complaint with the CFPB.
Sample rescission letter elements
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[Date]
[Developer / Resort Name]
[Cancellation Address from Contract]
Re: Cancellation of Timeshare Purchase Contract
Contract No.: [Your Contract Number]
Purchase Date: [Date You Signed]
Dear Sir or Madam:
I am exercising my right to cancel the above-referenced timeshare purchase contract pursuant to Tennessee law. I am within the 10-day rescission period provided by TN timeshare law. I request a full refund of all amounts paid.
Sincerely,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
Deed-back / surrender programs in Tennessee
Developer-sponsored deed-back programs are available in Tennessee. If you own a paid-off timeshare and the rescission window has closed, contact your developer directly to ask about their voluntary surrender or “deed-back” program.
- ✓ Marriott Vacation Club — Abound Owner Services
- ✓ Wyndham — Ovation Program
- ✓ Hilton Grand Vacations — ClubPartner Program
- ✓ Bluegreen Vacations — (contact owner services)
Official resources
- Tennessee Attorney General: Search “Tennessee attorney general consumer protection timeshare” for the current complaint form.
- CFPB Complaint Portal: consumerfinance.gov/complaint
- FTC Report Fraud: reportfraud.ftc.gov
- TUGBBS Community: tug2.com — real owner forums for Tennessee resorts
Still within your window?
If you signed within the last 10 days, your rescission right is active and free. Do not pay anyone to do this for you.
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