You might call your broker and see when they sent it over/if they have heard back, and maybe the title company and see if they have heard anything. Depending on who you are using, sometimes the communication isn’t the best based on what I’ve seen people post. I didn’t get anything directly from Disney.Still waiting on 10/4 submission
You really just never know. It was not that long ago that SSR was getting taken at $120-$125 and then today we're seeing passes at $107! It's all about the timing. In reality, if you take the cost over the life of your contract it really won't be that material.
Same! But I did make an offer that I felt was playing it safe, so it is what it is. It went through and that was my goal. But if I had waited one more month my offer would have been at least7 dollars per point less.
It really is all about timing. I think a good bet is to be patient, and wait 3-4 months after the ROFR lady starts gobbling up a certain resort?
I sold my SSR contracts for $126pp in early June and both were taken by Disney. And some of the ROFR prices were in the mid $130s/pp
I was thinking they were into the $130's but thought I might have been confusing that the OKW. We were considering putting in a bid at $135 at one point if our BWV contract was taken. That was another one where the going ROFR was close to $150 and then just dropped off out of nowhere.
They absolutely were taking contracts a few months back in the $130s but also fewer people started buying SSR at that price for fear of ROFR and competitive value. Contracts started sitting longer, inventories began to build and prices dropped to what we are seeing now. I had a contract listed for awhile but ultimately decided to take it off since I needed the 2022 points anyway.
anyone dealt with fidelity? are they bad at replying? waited nearly 48 hours on a reply to an important question so we can sign contracts
I haven't but I see a nice $80 OKW 230 Point Sep UY contract over there. Anyone fancy seeing how low they will go?anyone dealt with fidelity? are they bad at replying? waited nearly 48 hours on a reply to an important question so we can sign contracts
I think it all depends on your agent. We used Fidelity and everything went seamless. Phone calls were answered and email responses less than 24 hrs every time. Deed recorded, just waiting on Disney now. I would use them again.anyone dealt with fidelity? are they bad at replying? waited nearly 48 hours on a reply to an important question so we can sign contracts
in what way? are they safe to use?
half the problem is, we live in the UK so can only email as the calls would be extortionate
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