Now it's time to say goodbye

[JFox]

To DVC. We currently own at Poly and Copper Creek (Dec UY) and our travel priorities have changed. How does one go about selling their DVC ownership? I have no idea where to start.

 

[stewart715]

I would post in the buying and selling forum. Someone from the DVC Store can help you out. Process is quite easy.

 

[stewart715]

@Jason@dvcstore

 

[JFox]

To DVC. We currently own at Poly and Copper Creek (Dec UY) and our travel priorities have changed. How does one go about selling their DVC ownership? I have no idea where to start.

 

[ThinkBelieveDream&Dare]

To DVC. We currently own at Poly and Copper Creek (Dec UY) and our travel priorities have changed. How does one go about selling their DVC ownership? I have no idea where to start.

I suggest you contact The Timeshare Store, we recently bought our resale contract via them and they were fantastic throughout the whole process.
Here's the link to their 'sell' page:
https://www.dvcstore.com/sellers.htmGood luck for the future

 

[ThinkBelieveDream&Dare]

To DVC. We currently own at Poly and Copper Creek (Dec UY) and our travel priorities have changed. How does one go about selling their DVC ownership? I have no idea where to start.

I agree with @stewart715 contact The Timeshare Store, we recently bought our resale contract via them and they were fantastic throughout the whole process.
Here's the link to their 'sell' page:
https://www.dvcstore.com/sellers.htm
Good luck for the future

 

[Chrisizzle]

The DVC Store / Timeshare Store is a sponsor here and the only resale market users can link to. Any other business name is automatically redacted.

I’m absolutely certain DVC Store is great, but I purchased via another, family run reseller. I had a fantastic experience and am just providing a reminder that there are multiple options that vary in service and commission fees.

As mentioned, I can’t post their name or website here, but perhaps a private message if you are interested. Otherwise, I think I checked reseller reviews on Google just to make sure I wasn’t selecting a train wreck.

 

[ThinkBelieveDream&Dare]

Valid point @Chrisizzle glad your resale purchase went well

I just typed selling DVC tips into the search bar and several threads came up - hopefully you'll find useful info there @JFox

 

[CarolMN]

Merged duplicate threads

 

[jerseygal]

To DVC. We currently own at Poly and Copper Creek (Dec UY) and our travel priorities have changed. How does one go about selling their DVC ownership? I have no idea where to start.

Best of Luck to you in your sale. Travel priorities do change in future years and if it does, I do believe there is a good market to sell.

 

[stewart715]

The DVC Store / Timeshare Store is a sponsor here and the only resale market users can link to. Any other business name is automatically redacted.

I’m absolutely certain DVC Store is great, but I purchased via another, family run reseller. I had a fantastic experience and am just providing a reminder that there are multiple options that vary in service and commission fees.

As mentioned, I can’t post their name or website here, but perhaps a private message if you are interested. Otherwise, I think I checked reseller reviews on Google just to make sure I wasn’t selecting a train wreck.

Not true, dvcresalemarket.com (among about a dozen others) can be posted. If it’s been redacted, it’s for a reason.

Here’s another thread that lists some more (though as a seller I personally would stick with the big two, much more likely to move faster and smoother and be sold faster):

https://www.disboards.com/threads/resale-sites.3759554/#post-60832261

 

[jo-jo]

I have never rented out points, but having read other threads, many suggest renting your points out for a few years, perhaps selling at a later date. Perhaps you've already looked at that route. I just thought I'd mention it.

 

[stewart715]

I have never rented out points, but having read other threads, many suggest renting your points out for a few years, perhaps selling at a later date. Perhaps you've already looked at that route. I just thought I'd mention it.

Good recommendation. Especially since it appears they (likely) purchased direct fairly recently (based on PVB and CCV).

 

[Chrisizzle]

Not true, dvcresalemarket.com (among about a dozen others) can be posted. If it’s been redacted, it’s for a reason.

Here’s another thread that lists some more (though as a seller I personally would stick with the big two, much more likely to move faster and smoother and be sold faster):

https://www.disboards.com/threads/resale-sites.3759554/#post-60832261

Interesting. Let’s try this then.

I used **********.com and had a great experience as a buyer.

I tried to casually recommend them in another message a month ago. Their name and website were redacted. Let’s see what happens when I hit ‘post’.

 

[Chrisizzle]

I used **********.com and had a great experience as a buyer.

Nope. Still redacted.

@stewart715 Any way to find out the reason for something being blocked?
Maybe they are terrible and I just got lucky with my experience.

 

[stewart715]

Nope. Still redacted.

@stewart715 Any way to find out the reason for something being blocked?
Maybe they are terrible and I just got lucky with my experience.

I actually wonder the same thing myself. There are a few others that are redacted that the reason isn’t clear to me.

 

[JFox]

I will definitely look into these suggestions.

For those of you that bought resale, what were you looking for in a listing that set it apart from others? No pending reservations? Banked points? Large point balances?

For those of you that sold ANY tips? Would be greatly appreciated.

 

[stewart715]

I will definitely look into these suggestions.

For those of you that bought resale, what were you looking for in a listing that set it apart from others? No pending reservations? Banked points? Large point balances?

For those of you that sold ANY tips? Would be greatly appreciated.

You definitely don't want pending reservations (though that isn't typical). As a seller, it doesn't matter much if you have banked points or stripped (it should still sell regardless). Though you may get $5-10 per point if it is fully loaded. That being said, buyers do love loaded and bonus (banked) points so those tend to go first.

 

[Katie2]

You definitely don't want pending reservations (though that isn't typical). As a seller, it doesn't matter much if you have banked points or stripped (it should still sell regardless). Though you may get $5-10 per point if it is fully loaded. That being said, buyers do love loaded and bonus (banked) points so those tend to go first.

Why are pending reservations looked down upon? Does it affect the ROFR process?

 

[jlb727]

I will definitely look into these suggestions.

For those of you that bought resale, what were you looking for in a listing that set it apart from others? No pending reservations? Banked points? Large point balances?

For those of you that sold ANY tips? Would be greatly appreciated.

Those are great questions!

First time resale buyer here! Some of it you can't control. We were looking for a certain number of points based on our travel needs and a certain use year. If I saw "international seller," I crossed it off the list. (Sorry if that applies to you - personally I just didn't want to deal with any delays pertaining to that). Since we wanted to visit within a year, I was looking for contracts that were loaded with no pending reservations so we could close right away. Banked points definitely caught my attention. You would get more money per point with a loaded contract. However, some people don't want to pay dues for 2019 so they go for stripped contracts.

Every buyer is different though!

Another thought - you know what would get my attention? If the listing said the seller would pay closing costs. (Common in my area for real estate transactions). That's if you can swing it.