Chad Jacobelli

JP Mutual accepted my Sheraton Flex ownership for their 90-day marketing program. When resale was not viable, they pivoted to exit and still completed within the window. The 90-Day Process: Days 1-10: Chad accepted my ownership for marketing. He was upfront that Sheraton Flex resales are difficult but their marketing would test the market. Days 11-40: Active marketing period. Limited buyer interest confirmed what Chad suspected about this product's resale value. Days 41-70: Pivoted to exit approach. Used their established corporate relationships with Marriott Vacations to negotiate a resolution. Days 71-88: Marriott agreed to deed-back program. Documents signed, release letter received. Their 90-day commitment meant they kept working until they found a solution. They delivered on day 88.

Inherited 3 Marriott weeks and JP Mutual sold each one within their 90-day marketing commitment. The 90-Day Approach for Multiple Properties: Day 1-10: Chad accepted all three properties for marketing and developed a staggered strategy so they would not compete with each other. Ko Olina (Days 1-45): Listed first. Their marketing reached Hawaiian resort buyers. Offer received day 28, closed day 45. Aruba Surf Club (Days 15-62): Listed next. Caribbean weeks have strong demand. Offer received day 40, closed day 62. Grande Ocean (Days 30-85): Listed last. Hilton Head moves slightly slower. Offer received day 65, closed day 85. Each sale completed within the 90-day marketing window. Total proceeds: approximately $67,000. All three done and fees eliminated.

After 8 months with another company and zero results, JP Mutual sold my Marriott Grande Vista in just 68 days. The JP Mutual 90-Day Process: Day 1-7 - Acceptance & Evaluation: Chad Jacobelli reviewed my ownership and accepted it for marketing. He analyzed why my previous listing failed and corrected the pricing to match current market conditions. Days 8-45 - Active Marketing: Their advertising put my property in front of qualified Marriott buyers. Weekly reports showed real activity. By day 30, I had 5 interested buyers compared to zero in 8 months elsewhere. Days 46-55 - Offer & Negotiation: Accepted an offer that met my expectations. JP Mutual coordinated all paperwork with the buyer and title company. Days 56-68 - Closing Complete: Marriott processed the transfer, funds received. Done in 68 days. Their 90-day marketing commitment gave me a clear timeline. They delivered results in about two-thirds of that window.

Sold two HGVC properties through Chad - both within the 90-day window. Flamingo Las Vegas: Accepted day 1, marketed days 2-35, offer day 36, closed day 56. Net: $7,200. Kohala Suites Hawaii: Accepted day 1, marketed days 2-28, offer day 29, closed day 45. Net: $12,400. Both completed well within 90 days. Total annual fee savings: $4,500.

JP Mutual accepted my Westgate Lakes ownership for their 90-day program. Westgate has no resale value, but their process still found a solution within the window. The 90-Day Process: Days 1-15: Chad accepted my ownership and briefly tested the resale market. As expected, zero buyer interest confirmed what he warned me about. Days 16-60: Pivoted to exit approach. Used their established corporate relationships with Westgate's ownership resolution department. Days 61-75: Negotiated deed-back terms with Westgate corporate. Days 76-87: Documents signed, received release letter. Their 90-day commitment meant they kept working until they found a solution. Delivered on day 87.

Sold my Marriott Ko Olina platinum week through Chad's 90-day marketing program. The 90-Day Process: Days 1-10: Chad accepted my Hawaiian week for marketing. Premium pricing strategy. Days 11-30: Active advertising to Marriott buyers. Multiple inquiries. Days 31-40: Received and accepted offer. Days 41-75: ROFR process and closing completed. Net proceeds: approximately $38,000. All within 90 days.

JP Mutual accepted my Wyndham ownership for their 90-day marketing program. Here is what happened: Days 1-7 - Acceptance & Evaluation: Chad Jacobelli reviewed my 182,000 Wyndham points and accepted them for marketing. He was upfront that Wyndham resales are difficult but their marketing would test the market. Days 8-45 - Marketing Phase: They actively advertised my ownership. After 5 weeks of marketing with minimal buyer interest, Chad recommended pivoting to their exit program since the market clearly was not there. Days 46-75 - Exit Negotiation: They worked directly with Wyndham's owner care department using their established relationships. Professional corporate escalation approach. Days 76-85 - Release Complete: Wyndham agreed to a deed-back. I signed documents and received my official release letter on day 85. Their 90-day commitment meant they kept working until they found a solution - whether resale or exit. They delivered within the window.

Sold my Marriott Aruba Surf Club week through Chad and JP Mutual's 90-day marketing program. The 90-Day Process: Days 1-5: Chad accepted my Aruba week for marketing. Caribbean weeks have good demand. Days 6-45: Active marketing and advertising to Marriott buyers. Their advertising reached serious buyers quickly. Days 46-60: Received and accepted offer. First buyer's financing fell through but Chad had backup buyers ready. Days 61-78: Second buyer closed smoothly. Transfer completed. Net proceeds: approximately $24,000. All within their 90-day commitment.

Sold my Westin Kierland Villas through Chad's 90-day program despite Marriott-Vistana integration complexities. The 90-Day Process: Days 1-15: Chad verified ownership across both legacy and new Marriott systems. Days 16-55: Marketing to Vistana buyers. Days 56-68: Offer received and accepted. Days 69-82: Closing completed. Net proceeds: approximately $9,500. Complex situation handled within 90 days.

Inherited DVC points in a trust. Chad navigated the estate complexities within JP Mutual's 90-day framework. The 90-Day Process: Days 1-20: Chad accepted the ownership for marketing and coordinated with estate attorney for trust documentation. Days 21-50: Marketing and buyer search while estate paperwork was finalized. Days 51-70: Offer received and accepted. Disney documentation coordinated. Days 71-85: Transfer completed with Disney. Estate received proceeds. Complex situation handled within 90 days through Chad's expertise.

JP Mutual accepted my Holiday Inn Club Vacations ownership for their 90-day program. When resale was not viable, they pivoted to exit within the window. The 90-Day Process: Days 1-10: Chad accepted my ownership for marketing. Tested the market briefly - limited buyer interest as expected. Days 11-50: Pivoted to exit approach. Used their established corporate relationships with IHG's owner services. Days 51-75: Corporate escalation negotiations. Weekly updates throughout. Days 76-86: IHG agreed to deed-back. Documents signed, release confirmation received. Their 90-day commitment meant they found a solution within the promised window.

Had Wyndham CWA ownership costing $2,800/year. JP Mutual accepted it for their 90-day program. The 90-Day Process: Days 1-15: Chad accepted ownership and briefly tested resale market. Limited interest as expected. Days 16-60: Pivoted to exit. Corporate escalation through established Wyndham relationships. Days 61-80: Wyndham offered deed-back terms. Days 81-89: Documents signed, release letter received. Their 90-day commitment delivered a solution on day 89.

My journey with this company started in January 2023 when I reached out after seeing their advertisement online. During our initial consultation call, the rep explained their three-phase exit process: document review, resort negotiation, and final deed transfer. Phase 1 (Weeks 1-4): They collected all my ownership documents including the original contract, deed, and maintenance fee history. The document specialist identified several clauses in my contract that could be leveraged for the exit. Phase 2 (Months 2-8): This was the negotiation phase where they worked directly with the resort's legal team. I received monthly progress updates via email, though there were a few months where communication slowed down. They had to file formal complaints with the resort's corporate office twice before getting traction. Phase 3 (Months 9-14): The final paperwork and deed transfer. This included signing quitclaim deeds, getting documents notarized, and waiting for the resort to process the transfer. The longest wait was the 6 weeks for the resort to officially release me from the contract. Total process: 14 months from initial contact to receiving my release letter.

I worked with this company for approximately 7 months to complete my timeshare deed-back. The initial consultation took about 2 weeks, during which they reviewed my ownership documents and explained their 3-phase process in detail. Phase 1 involved document collection and contract analysis, which was thorough and professional. Phase 2 was the negotiation with the resort, where my case manager kept me informed throughout. The team communicated regularly via email and phone calls. The final phase involved signing release documents and waiting for resort confirmation. I received my official release letter 6 weeks after the paperwork was submitted. Total cost: $3800 (as quoted). I would recommend this company to others in similar situations.

Purchased 300 DVC points at Saratoga Springs through JP Mutual. Completed within their 90-day commitment. The 90-Day Buying Process: Days 1-7: Chad matched me with available Saratoga contracts. Found one with perfect use year. Days 8-15: Offer made and accepted at $98/point. Documentation coordinated. Days 16-45: Disney ROFR period. They have 30 days by rule. Chad provided weekly updates during the wait. Days 46-58: ROFR waived! Closing completed, Disney membership transferred. Total: 58 days from start to Disney member ID. Saved over $22,000 vs buying direct. Their 90-day framework meant the entire purchase process had a clear timeline.

I worked with this company for approximately 10 months to complete my timeshare resale. The initial consultation took about 2 weeks, during which they reviewed my ownership documents and explained their 3-phase process in detail. Communication dropped significantly after the first month. Despite multiple attempts to get updates, I often went 2 weeks without hearing anything. The process took 10 months instead of the 4 months they initially quoted. I'm still waiting for resolution after 10 months and have filed complaints with the BBB. Total cost: $4100 (higher than the initial quote of $2700). I cannot recommend this company based on my experience.