Resale buying leverage question

jhundle1

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My husband and I are thinking about purchasing BLT resale (first purchase). We want approximately 350ish points. If we purchase 2 different contracts i.e 200 pts & 150 pts. Would we have anymore buying power if we went through the same dealer?
 
My husband and I are thinking about purchasing BLT resale (first purchase). We want approximately 350ish points. If we purchase 2 different contracts i.e 200 pts & 150 pts. Would we have anymore buying power if we went through the same dealer?
No, because usually they are not selling from inventory they. It can make the logistics of closing easier.
 

Admitting your wrong is never easy. Especially when you pubicly declare it on a message board only weeks earlier. I cant believe I am writing this thread right now but I just purchased a resale DVC contract for 150 points. I had two trips booked to disney and I started doing the math and the incremental costs of buying a resort seemed to make alot of sense. The main factor in this was that the people I spoke with actually told me that I can rent out my timeshare for more than the costs of the annual dues. Its my day to eat crow but i am happy I am.
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We are struggling to find a 350 points in our use year.

Thank you for the advice.
Try just 100-150, then another 100-150, etc.. Do you need all 350 right now, for your next trip?
 
My husband and I are thinking about purchasing BLT resale (first purchase). We want approximately 350ish points. If we purchase 2 different contracts i.e 200 pts & 150 pts. Would we have anymore buying power if we went through the same dealer?
Your best leverage is time and knowledge. Take a look at ROFR thread and rejected offers thread. Study aggregate listing sites to see how many of the contracts you're looking for is available. Set a target zone for the price that you think is a fair deal, with the most important piece being the highest price that you are willing to pay based on those stats (including whether it's stripped, normal, or loaded). Adjust based on any time constraints that you have. Don't pay more than your target zone. Do not be discouraged at rejected offers or ending of negotiations. All it takes is one.
 











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