ROFR Discussion Thread

Between the higher pricing without being able to negotiate, the pushback, and having to use a specific title company for the reimbursement of points, it would be hard for me to use DVCRM as a buyer.
100% Not sure why so many make excuses for poor agent attitude either. Pair that with highest prices and forcing a title co its and go for me. But I understand I am the exception not the normal.
 
So, I was on another thread and I somehow looped my self into the county foreclosure page. I have never claimed to be a genius at math or the knowledge of dvc. But I have read enough on DIS that I could figure out who the owner was and look up what they owned for each foreclosure. I have to find the math thing that will tell how much .0254 means in points. There was small dollar amounts & larger amounts. If someone knows how to do this and can find if any back dues are owed, it could be a pretty good deal.
There were a lot of other timeshares being foreclosed on. Not as many Disney as I thought I would see. People either have a lot of deeds or they are the renters. That pops up too. One guy I was like wow.
There is a post here how to convert that, but it would take me bit to find it. If you don't figure it out ping me in 3 weeks and I will find it since its on my to do list anyway :)
 
I know DVCRM has the "missing points guarantee"...

shouldn't it come up through the title process or something that the points/contract isn't billed as advertised? I'm trying to figure out in practice what that would mean... if I was using one of the other brokers that didn't have that "guarantee"... how does that work?
They aren't the only broker with this guarantee. Other brokers don't force a title co on you either to have it. Maybe its slightly different but I have seen other brokers make good and pay out for missing points so in my eyes its just as good as DVCRM.
 





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