Bought into DVC on my cruise last week, did I make a mistake? - The DIS Discussion Forums

JimMIA · 01-15-2013, 08:25 PM

I would strongly recommend that you rescind. In any real estate transaction -- and especially with anybody's timeshare -- if you have even the slightest doubt, rescind.

Take a deep breath, and then go to school. Look at the concept of timeshares generally and how one would really work for your family. Look at how DVC works -- the nuts and bolts of making reservations, canceling, banking, borrowing, Use Year, etc, etc, etc. And you might also look at other timeshare systems; DVC is not the only excellent timeshare.

If after all that, you decide that DVC is for you, explore the resale opportunities.

If and when you finally make a decision, you will have much greater comfort than you have now.

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01-15-2013, 08:25 PM	#16
JimMIA "Smells like ca-ca in here!" Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Miami, Wyndham Great Smoky Mountains, and EVER (Everglades National Park) Posts: 10,524	I would strongly recommend that you rescind. In any real estate transaction -- and especially with anybody's timeshare -- if you have even the slightest doubt, rescind. Take a deep breath, and then go to school. Look at the concept of timeshares generally and how one would really work for your family. Look at how DVC works -- the nuts and bolts of making reservations, canceling, banking, borrowing, Use Year, etc, etc, etc. And you might also look at other timeshare systems; DVC is not the only excellent timeshare. If after all that, you decide that DVC is for you, explore the resale opportunities. If and when you finally make a decision, you will have much greater comfort than you have now.