DebbieB
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Member Activities in DVC Dues as per DVC Mike's thread:
I think they would have to define what is covered there if they are charging the new resale buyers the same dues. I don't see how they could be legally excluded. Community Hall? One article mentioned DVD rentals still included, which would make sense. Plus they are going to send the member newsletter, with details of exciting perks? But not for you....
I only have direct points purchased in 1999 so it doesn't affect me other than if I try to sell it. But it just doesn't sit well with me. Those points were originally bought direct, it's not like they could have been purchased anywhere else. DVC got their money to cover construction costs. Their cost to manage the points is the same if I am using them or someone I sold them to. They are paying the same annual dues. They should have given warning to allow those contemplating an offer a chance to finalize it, like they did in 2011.
You are grandfathered in because it was submitted for ROFR before today.
Update - may no longer be true
Member Activities - Cost of recreation operations, certain Member activities and events at the Resort. Cost of quarterly Member newsletter, annual Association meetings and printing and postage for Association legal mailings.
I think they would have to define what is covered there if they are charging the new resale buyers the same dues. I don't see how they could be legally excluded. Community Hall? One article mentioned DVD rentals still included, which would make sense. Plus they are going to send the member newsletter, with details of exciting perks? But not for you....
I only have direct points purchased in 1999 so it doesn't affect me other than if I try to sell it. But it just doesn't sit well with me. Those points were originally bought direct, it's not like they could have been purchased anywhere else. DVC got their money to cover construction costs. Their cost to manage the points is the same if I am using them or someone I sold them to. They are paying the same annual dues. They should have given warning to allow those contemplating an offer a chance to finalize it, like they did in 2011.
How does this work?
I passed ROFR at the end of Feb, but the seller can not close until the end of May. Is this Grandfathered in?
I do have a direct contract, so currently it does not matter, but in the event that I need or want to sell that one in the future it would be nice to know I am still eligable.
You are grandfathered in because it was submitted for ROFR before today.
Update - may no longer be true
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