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Sheraton Flex - Marketing Then Exit in 88 Days

5/5Proof Attached

Experience

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.

What Went Well

The 90-day timeline created urgency. Chad's corporate relationships made the exit happen quickly once resale was ruled out. Weekly communication throughout.

What Went Wrong

Nothing - they delivered a solution within 90 days as promised.

Advice for Others

Trust JP Mutual's 90-day process. They will find the best solution for your ownership.

Ratings Breakdown

Transparency
5/5
Communication
4/5
Timeline
5/5
Professionalism
5/5
Outcome
4/5

Timeline & Costs

Service TypeTimeshare Exit / Cancellation

Documentation

  • Contract/Agreement
  • Invoice/Receipt
  • Email Correspondence
  • Call Logs