ROFR Advice

[murft456]

I made an offer of 70 ppt for bwv with 220 ppts dec uy banked from 2012 and all pts from 13,14 mf start 2014 buyer pays closing cost im concerned i should up my price so i dont get ROFRed can anybody give me some advice.

 

[Annielkd22222]

This isn't the price you settled with is it?

 

[JustTinking]

Sounds like a very motivated seller, lucky you!

Here's a link to the latest ROFR thread. There's two in August at $70/pp. One was ROFR'd and one was waived through. I don't see any lower than $70.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3138652

If this is your perfect contract, and you absolutely don't want to chance ROFR, then I would up the price. However, if you are willing to go with it and see, there seems to be enough BWV inventory out there for another try or two. Although that may depend on the UY you want.

Good luck!!

 

[jillgunter]

We just passed with $80 a pp, and 10 2013 pts and full 2014 and beyond on 210 contract. 70 might be low, its a risk. Especially with so many pts available. Good luck!

 

[murft456]

This isn't the price you settled with is it?

There asking price was higher but we settled on 70.00 Per Point

 

[NoleFan]

what are the broker's thoughts on it?

personally, I think it is low. Disney can turn around and sell that loaded contract as soon as they get it for $130. nice profit margin for them.

 

[chrisaman]

What do you have to lose? If it gets picked up at ROFR, there will be tons of other contracts out there that are similar. Personally, I would let it ride. If it gets taken, then move on to the next one

 

[Annielkd22222]

I think that's awesome! Go for it

 

[twinsouvenirs]

I'd say go for it as is. It doesn't look like they are taking many, and there are a gazillion contracts for BWV out there for sale right now (just no tiny ones in my use year!)