Wyndham Vacation Ownership review: deceptive sales people 4

First let me say this- Wynless sales will tell you ANYTHING to make you buy. Here's what C. Foreman, my coordinator, tricked me with; Incident = Was talked into $29k timeshare purchase to consolidate 2 previous purchases which are paid for. Only because this salesman/coordinator said a first right of refusal could be exercised and Wyndham would buyback timeshare if needed. Also that he would help with rental if needed. After months of trying to contact him, he gave me a referral to an online rental site.
Damage Resulting = Papers signed 3/28/2010. Last day of job layoff. Since payments went into effect last spring, my checking account was in dreadful shape. Borrowing from life savings to make payments of $590/month, now increased to 689. Then in November 2010, started collecting Social Security at 62. This is helping somewhat. But work may again slow causing layoff. Then what? Visited 3 lawyers to ask about Chapter7. 2 hadn't really reviewed my situation and were willing to file. the 3rd told me that the bankruptcy would be rejected because if the CC debt and timeshare were relieved I'd have a positive income balance.
Bought Wyn TS at sales an was told it could be sold back to Wyn. And coordinator would help with rental until then. Went to next sales and heard same, 650 miles away. THEY DO TALK TO EACHOTHER. Next sales, asked flat out about "right of first refusal" buyback. My 1st sales coordinator told me to especially meet with this sales, now 1300 miles away, he'd take care of me. This one told me there's no "right" but if I purchased he'd help me rent. Called me back several times and told me that he already had a renter, just buy. In the meantime we visited Atlantic City and sales told us we could get in WAAM for $11k plus costs. All along I'd wondered if Wyn rents to Moe Larry and Curly. They do. Making it tough to get reservations. The 2nd sales meet was in Myrtle Bch. and in Sept. Oceans on the Grove was shown to us and I wondered who were all the people staying at this beautiful location? RENTERS! Owners wouldn't have access until mid October.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how we can get out of this situation?
Update=it's been a month since I talked to the 1st lawyer and the Bar Assoc. referral service recommended him. $35 fee. He recommended bankruptcy but call for deed in lieu of foreclosure. I did and was told by the financial representative that a deed in lieu would be available after 190 days. Informed the lawyer and he asked why so long a wait? From reading other forums I told him that was the standard length. The lawyer and assistant conferred and told me the best thing to do would be to file bankruptcy. Wyndham could sue me during that time. With spotless credit, although I owe $11k in credit card debt, I'm wondering if the lawyer is on the level to earn a higher fee of $1500 or if Wyndham is on the level and will send the paperwork for a deed in lieu? If I were to recoup some of the TS cost I could pay off the CCs.
When Wyndham consolidated the first 2 contracts, I'd get nothing that I've spent back in chapter 7. So it looks like a deed in lieu is not worth waiting for. Especially if risking a lawsuit from Wynless.
C. foreman may you eternally suffer a fate worse than death.