If you’re too old or too dead to spend the proceeds, why would you care?
I think the drop off in 2042 resort value will be slow, simply because when you look at it with say five years left on the contract, the breakeven value of those points will be incredibly clear, and will still be reasonably high. At that point it’s not about net present values of fee increases or opportunity costs, The effects of those are negligible, even compounded, over just five years. Its just simple math. If hypothetically BWV expired in 2026 and thus had 5 years left on it today, i’d look at it and say those 100 points are worth a room that would cost me $3890 in cash, minus $736 in MFs. (3890-736) x 5 = $15,770, or $157 per point, in other words, far more than the resort is going for today.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see these “trial
DVC“ contracts be quite popular on the resale market at that point.