Maine

Maine timeshare law is carved out in a section of property law for timeshares it is a subpart of their unit ownership law. The statute is fairly limited in what it covers about timeshares, mostly just disclosure, finances, and foreclosure.

Foreclosure

In Main timeshare owners are given a 30-day period from the date of receiving notice to fix a default before the owner is permitted to open a foreclosure on the timeshare. Foreclosure generally applies to real property though. So, if your timeshare contract is for a point system as opposed to a share of time at a specific location foreclosure can get a lot trickier, since there is no property to foreclose on. If you are not sure of your rights regarding your inability to pay for your timeshare it is important to reach out to a timeshare lawyer to learn your rights.

Rescission Period: 10 Days

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