<prompt> Human: Documents: Just recently our timeshare financing and owing of annual maintenance fees has finally disappeared off of my and my wifes credit reports. This is after 10 years and at least one transfer of the debt.The Timeshare company has not coincidentally contacted me to offer to accept a quitclaim deed and be done with the whole thing. As far as Im concerned the thing is done if its gone from my credit history...The letter makes it sound as if doing the quitclaim deed will cost me nothing. What does the Timeshare company get out of it? What do I get out of it if I were to do it? Will it leave me open to more financial obligation such as a renewed claim to collect maintenance fee dues? Does the filing of it cost me money? Wife suggested I just not do it out of petty revenge because its off of our credit and fuck them.Sorry but the whole thing terminology, numbers, legal stuff is confusing to me. I know how notarizing works but thats about it.Here are the four pages of documents they sent me.  <response>: Quitclaim deed means you basically renounce any claim you have to a property but make no warranties or promises about the property or about the strength of your legal claim to own it.Sounds like theres Nevada transfer tax due of 2.55. I didnt see if it mentioned who pays, but it looks like both parties are legally liable for it.Have you considered negotiating? Or at least getting a promise that after the quitclaim deed they will not pursue you for any debts, contract or tort claims? Maybe get them to promise to pay all taxes associated with the transfer? No idea how likely they are to negotiate. I imagine they have little leverage and are hoping youll sign to make this go away. 