Is this a mistake???

people lose their jobs, other die and their beneficiaries don't want DVC, house problems - money problems, divorce - there are several reasons.

for that amount of points it was probably and add-on by an already DVC member - maybe they decided that they had enough points.

you just can't tell.
 
I'd think ROFR might step in if there is an offer. The loss is $1 per point, since they probably bought at $79 per point (with the original incentive). With the current price at $84 (with the incentive), the listing may be attractive enough to at least get an offer and then see if Disney will take it.

Either way, it's a pretty good deal for someone.
 
How can you sell something you haven't closed on?

Do the person(s) who buy this close next Aoril?
 

Clearly, Disney will have to be involved with this sale - at least to finalize the closing itself. Since the lisiting is thru <a href="http://www.dvc-resales.com">The Timeshare Store</a>, I know all details will be handled properly and the buyer will be informed of the process.
 
There was a post either here or on another board about a man from Great Britain whose father did an add-on, returned home and purchased a condo. He wanted out of the deal but I believe DVC was holding him to the contract (I think more than 15 days had passed). It could be him or someone in a similar situation. Some people jump too quickly into what is really a major purchase. You don't buy a $20,000 car and then ask to return it a week later.

p.s. -- It's "Saratoga" -- I know everyone's mind thinks Florida=Sarasota but you've got to get into a "New York State of Mind". ;)
 
Originally posted by PamOKW

p.s. -- It's "Saratoga" -- I know everyone's mind thinks Florida=Sarasota but you've got to get into a "New York State of Mind". ;)

Another cases of fingers that don't work at the same speed as the brain.:p
 















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