If you’re looking into Centerstone Group, especially for a Mexico timeshare, you’ve probably noticed they don’t publish a set price either. Just a review of your situation, then a custom quote.
So before you get on that call, let’s break down what you’re likely looking at.
What Centerstone Group Actually Charges
Centerstone Group is a family-owned exit company founded in 2020, offering timeshare cancellation, title transfers, and attorney representation. Their cancellation fees typically fall between $4,000 and $10,000, which is about average for the industry. Most clients report paying between $4,000 and $8,000, though international cases, including Mexico exits, often run higher. LendEDUMy Time Share
Centerstone doesn’t publish pricing online, since they need details about your specific timeshare to determine how much work the case will take. The more complex your case, the higher the fee. Timeshareexitcompanies
Why the Price Range Is So Wide, Especially for Mexico
A U.S. timeshare with no mortgage is a simpler case than an international one. Centerstone markets a Mexico-specific process built around PROFECO representation and formal legal hearings, which is more involved than a standard U.S. cancellation. That extra legal work is reflected in the price for Mexico and other international cases. Centerstonegroup
What You Get for That Price
Centerstone has real strengths. They’re one of the few exit companies with Spanish-speaking agents and an established Mexico process, and they offer an escrow payment option, so you’re not paying the full fee upfront before the work is done. LendEDUTimeshareexitcompanies
That said, you’re still working with case staff, not someone who personally worked inside the timeshare industry selling or managing contracts on the resort side. And like most exit companies, if your case turns out to need attorney involvement, that step typically adds cost and time.
How I Compare
I’ve spent 15 years working directly for timeshare resorts, including Wyndham, Holiday Inn Club Vacations, Westgate, and Royal Resorts, across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean — some of which are now part of Hilton Grand Vacations or Diamond Resorts after industry acquisitions. I also worked as a contracts specialist and verification officer, reviewing purchase agreements from the inside, including at Playa Grande Resort in Cabo. When it comes to Mexico timeshares specifically, that’s not secondhand knowledge. I worked resort-side there.
I wrote Everything About Timeshares: Before, During and After the Sale because too many owners only ever hear the sales pitch, never the exit side. I’m also an honorably discharged U.S. Navy veteran — I served as a Navy journalist and worked aboard two aircraft carriers, which shaped the same standard I apply to this work: get the facts straight, and tell people the truth.
My fee is $1,500 for a paid-off timeshare, or $2,500 if there’s a balance owed. I ask for 25% down to start. I guarantee cancellation within 90 days for paid-off timeshares. If you still owe a balance, I guarantee a settlement for less than what you currently owe, within 90 days — or your money back either way. And I only take on a select number of clients, reviewing your documents personally before deciding whether I can help.
What to Do Before You Sign With Anyone
Before hiring Centerstone Group, or any exit company, ask three questions. Has the person you’d be working with actually worked in the timeshare industry, especially in Mexico if that’s your situation? Is there a guaranteed timeframe in writing? How much do they require upfront?
If you’d like a second opinion on your specific situation before committing thousands of dollars, that’s exactly what my free timeshare review is for.