Closing Time!

[DisneyDawg23]

Home Resort: PVB
Broker:
Title Company:
Offer made: 6/2/25
Offer accepted: 6/2/25
Sent to ROFR: 6/9/25
Passed ROFR: 7/3/25
Closing docs received: 7/7/25
Closing docs returned: 7/7/25
Closing Funds sent: 7/8/25
Closing: 7/17/25
Deed recorded: 7/17/25
Contract Showing on Membership (existing member): 8/12/25
Points in account: 8/12/25

Total # of Days: 71

 

[Bluegoat]

Home Resort: AUL
Broker: https://www.fidelityrealestate.com/
Title Company: www.trcsinc.com
Offer made: 5/5/25
Offer accepted: 5/6/25
Sent to ROFR: 5/7/25
Passed ROFR: 6/12/25
Closing docs received: 6/16/25
Closing docs returned: 6/20/25
Closing: 7/16/25
Deed recorded: 7/16/25
Contract Showing on Membership (existing member): 8/12/25
Points in account: 8/12/25

Days Total: 99

 

[Smilelea]

Quick update:

Home Resort: CCV
Broker: https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/
Title Company: Magic Vacation Title
Offer made: 7/4
Offer accepted: 7/6
Sent to ROFR: 7/8
Passed ROFR: 7/30
Closing docs received: 7/30
Closing docs returned buyer: 7/30
Closing docs returned seller: 8/11
Closing: 8/12
Deed recorded:
Contract Showing on Membership (existing member):
Points in account:

Days Total:

Now the next excruciatingly long wait begins.

 

[MSUsnee]

I always wait. The longer I can earn interest on my money the better. Some sellers take a long time to sign, why should title hold money while you wait? It doesn’t really slow the process down since wires are most often immediate. I have had multiple sellers take 2 weeks or longer to sign.

This boggles my mind. Seems like the sellers would sign sooner rather so that they get their money.

 

[VGCgroupie]

This boggles my mind. Seems like the sellers would sign sooner rather so that they get their money.

You would think they would, I know I would. In some cases it's also a slow title co. Ive had a title co take 2 weeks to get me my closing docs, then I had to wait for sellers to sign after that.

 

[Mouseforward]

This boggles my mind. Seems like the sellers would sign sooner rather so that they get their money.

Magic sends the seller in states like PA - poor instructions for notary ( seller needs a notary) that make it seem like you need 2 non related people to go with you as witnesses to the notary. This takes people up to a week to arrange. Or they offer online notary’s that take 10 min but they charge $150.

Really the title companies at fault for the bad instructions and not including virtual notary in the 10% they are taking off the top.