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

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Pens Fan---$160-$30005-175-CCV@WL-Sep-0/21, 295/22, 175/23- sent 3/11, passed 4/13

After losing 2 stripped contracts at $160 and $161 where the seller was paying 2022 MF's we tried a loaded one at the same price but with us paying MF's. It worked!!

I'm so happy. We have two more in at $165 so I'm feeling pretty good about those. I think we've found the the CCV sweet spot (for now, anyway).

Good luck to everyone that's still waiting.
Nice!

I think a few years ago in some of these threads we did some analysis that suggested stripped contracts may be more likely to be ROFR'd. I'm still not really sure why that would be the case.
 
I just got the…
Subject: Important! Update on ROFR….

…Just wanted to let you know there is no update
Email

Was trying not to focus on it, thanks for the reminder
I'm sure whoever came up with this idea thought it would reduce the number of emails they receive asking "Have you heard anything on ROFR yet?"

But I still hate it!
 
Has anyone seen any Aulani subsidized available? If you do, can you message me? It's so tedious to have to look in the details of every single listing to see if the dues are subsidized. I've given up on trying for OKW and SSR, so thought maybe I'd try to find a subsidized AUL.
OKW and SSR are hard to pass on ROFR. But AUL subsidized is just hard to find! If you see one, you just have to jump on it quick. It's best to let your brokers know so they can contact you immediately once they pop up.
 

I'm sure whoever came up with this idea thought it would reduce the number of emails they receive asking "Have you heard anything on ROFR yet?"

But I still hate it!
I am at day 30. I thought Disney only had 30 days. What happens after 30 days?
 
Nice!

I think a few years ago in some of these threads we did some analysis that suggested stripped contracts may be more likely to be ROFR'd. I'm still not really sure why that would be the case.
That’s interesting, I would think it would be the opposite. Our contract was loaded though, so that would be a bonus
 
That’s interesting, I would think it would be the opposite. Our contract was loaded though, so that would be a bonus

I think it depends on how many points they need right away to cover their anticipated direct sales. On the two we lost that were stripped, the seller was paying the maintenance fees. MF's for CCV are $7.60 pp, so our $160 offer was really $152.40 pp. That makes it more attractive to them.

But that's just a guess. Honestly, I still think they use the pin the tail on the contract method.
 
I think it really depends on the motivation of the sellers and the efficiency of the title company. I recently closed on an AUL sub contract. The seller and I are both Honolulu residents but our title company was in Pennsylvania. The seller was able to get their closing docs notarized and returned in 6 days. At the same time, another buyer dealt with a Hawaii resident seller who worked with a Honolulu based title company and it took a lot longer. Go figure.
I do not even know how long it will take to return once I get the documents. My husband travels for work each week, so I will likely have to find a notary on a Saturday. That's a five day turnaround for us if we get the documents on a Monday. It's only one day if we get them on a Friday. We'll see how it goes.
 
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