ROFR Thread April to June 2022 *PLEASE SEE FIRST POST FOR INSTRUCTIONS & FORMATTING TOOL*

[wdwdaddy4life]

https://www.adventuresbydisney.com/...jNmjXJZCbqaYoPxH6AbG1YdwGTJmJ5zYMNc&fs=e&s=cl

YOLO!
$109,995

And I thought that my Japan ABD 2023 trip for a family of 4 was pricey.....

 

[wdwdaddy4life]

If we all would cut out frivolous expenses in our daily lives like buying groceries, and heating the home, we would have more money for nice things like this.

IF only I didn't have a wife and kids...I'd be all over this trip...

 

[pamkat1820]

pamkat1820-$134-$8040-60-SSR-April-00/21, 30/22, 60/23- Sent 6/14

Fingers Crossed!! I have a gut feeling this one is going to be taken!

 

[CalOilerGurl]

Still waiting and.... I have a bad feeling about this...

CalOilerGurl---$125-$8087-60-OKW(E)-Mar-0/21, 0/22, 30/23, 60/24- sent 5/11

CalOilerGurl---$125-$8087-60-OKW(E)-Mar-0/21, 0/22, 30/23, 60/24- sent 5/11, taken 6/10

 

[FS1]

Round 2, still not in a hurry…

FS1---$124-$25609-200-AKV-Jun-0/21, 138/22, 200/23-Int’l Seller- sent 6/13

 

[Alice in Okie-land]

Just updated. It may have been taken a few days earlier but I only found out today. New offer already made. Will post when it gets sent to ROFR.

Dislike!! I’m awaiting ROFR on a $139 AKV also. Have been seeing lower prices lately and thinking mine would slip by.

 

[BamaGuy44]

https://www.adventuresbydisney.com/...jNmjXJZCbqaYoPxH6AbG1YdwGTJmJ5zYMNc&fs=e&s=cl

YOLO!
$109,995

Yikes! Sounds fun but I'd have to dip into my trust fund or sell one of my guest houses for that one

 

[lmslovesdisney]

Hi all!! New to this board and so excited for my first DVC purchase! Have a good feeling it won't be the last. Fingers crossed they go through. We are AP holders and love all things Disney!

You all have me scared about what will happen with the new PVB building but hoping we will get to book those when available!

Seller offered to pay all closing fees!

lmslovesdisney---$153-$30474-190-PVB-Feb-2/21, 190/22, 190/23, 190/24-seller offered to pay closing costs- sent 5/26

lmslovesdisney---$153-$8019-50-PVB-Feb-0/21, 50/22, 50/23, 50/24-seller offered to pay closing costs- sent 5/26

 

[Chia1974]

You must have been reading my mind! I was thinking about re-listing my contract this morning. I took my contract down because I was seeing no action and figured out I would need the points for a 2023 trip. Now that it is stripped, where should one list? At $140/pt it will probably sit but maximized chances of passing. At $125/pt unlikely to pass but may be more likely to move. Where would you list if you were selling SSR today?

You will get your money no matter who buys it. Depends on how many points are on the contract but I’d listed at $137ish.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

You must have been reading my mind! I was thinking about re-listing my contract this morning. I took my contract down because I was seeing no action and figured out I would need the points for a 2023 trip. Now that it is stripped, where should one list? At $140/pt it will probably sit but maximized chances of passing. At $125/pt unlikely to pass but may be more likely to move. Where would you list if you were selling SSR today?

I'm thinking $130 via private sale to someone who knows it probably won't pass but is willing to roll the dice. The lack of sales commission more than covers the lower sale price per point.

 

[The_MT]

Round 2, still not in a hurry…

FS1---$124-$25609-200-AKV-Jun-0/21, 138/22, 200/23-Int’l Seller- sent 6/13

Nice find!!!

 

[LadybugsMum]

You must have been reading my mind! I was thinking about re-listing my contract this morning. I took my contract down because I was seeing no action and figured out I would need the points for a 2023 trip. Now that it is stripped, where should one list? At $140/pt it will probably sit but maximized chances of passing. At $125/pt unlikely to pass but may be more likely to move. Where would you list if you were selling SSR today?

Mine were partially stripped and listed at $135 for 100pts and $133 for 210pts. They sat on the market for 4 weeks with one broker, and then I listed them with a second broker and I got an offer in 10 days. Just be prepared for the contracts to sit awhile again. I expect they'll be taken in ROFR monster, but I'll get my money either way.

 

[Brian Noble]

Where would you list if you were selling SSR today?

As a seller I’d ignore ROFR.

 

[DonMacGregor]

I expect they'll be taken in ROFR monster, but I'll get my money either way.

From what @Sandisw posted recently, if your contract gets grabbed in ROFR, you may be waiting a good long while for that "either way" money...

 

[Sandisw]

From what @Sandisw posted recently, if your contract gets grabbed in ROFR, you may be waiting a good long while for that "either way" money...

Yup! From ROFR to funds it was 9 weeks.

 

[DonMacGregor]

Buyer stated they were international whereas the seller was US based. I'm guessing the international buyer is what made it through.

But would that really matter? Once Disney decided to grab it, it the sales process would be no different than with any other US-based seller.

 

[LadybugsMum]

From what @Sandisw posted recently, if your contract gets grabbed in ROFR, you may be waiting a good long while for that "either way" money...

I'm ok with that. It's better than the contract sitting for months with no offers.

 

[DonMacGregor]

I'm ok with that. It's better than the contract sitting for months with no offers.

Very true. I just wanted to note that, while there sems to be a general belief that contracts taken in ROFR mean easy and quick payouts to the seller, there seems to be some empirical data (well, ONE data point) to suggest that Disney is a slow-payer (who could EVER have thought that).

 

[Chia1974]

Very true. I just wanted to note that, while there sems to be a general belief that contracts taken in ROFR mean easy and quick payouts to the seller, there seems to be some empirical data (well, ONE data point) to suggest that Disney is a slow-payer (who could EVER have thought that).

I know that experience may vary but I received the funds from Disney in 3 days flat!

 

[LadybugsMum]

Very true. I just wanted to note that, while there sems to be a general belief that contracts taken in ROFR mean easy and quick payouts to the seller, there seems to be some empirical data (well, ONE data point) to suggest that Disney is a slow-payer (who could EVER have thought that).

I believe the issue is that there's one person who handles the buybacks and they were out with covid for a week or two.