The company is located in Florida, but the timeshare is in Missouri. Can not paying on a timeshare in a vacation club type deal be reported on my credit legally as a foreclosure?
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Yes, they can foreclose on your property (that being your ownership in the time share). However, due to how hard it is to sell a timeshare, you may have an easier time negotiating your way out of the situation. You need to call your timeshare company to see what you can do. If you aren’t currently behind, you might want to look into trying to sell it, but it won’t be easy.
You can just hand the time share over to the company explaining hardship in a letter to them.
If you have a mortgage on your timeshare, they can foreclosure. If you do not pay the maintenance fees that you are contractually obligated to do so, you could be subject to wage garnishment or a default judgment with legal fees and penalties. Credit will also be affected.