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No not him lolHe has a friend in you!![]()
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Keep trying! I was keeping an eye on BLT prices to be informed for when we bought next year. I like you kept seeing the prices rise to more than we were willing to pay and not much give when people offered less. We figured it may be even more than a year for the prices get back down to what we were willing to pay.I just caught up on a few weeks of this thread and can I mention something that really annoyed me seeing some of the BLT prices...
First off I LOVE seeing the board members here get the lowest prices possible. The better the price the more excited we all get. However what annoys me is that during January, February and March I was putting in 115 and 120 offers regularly on BLTs and some of the brokers went so far as to CALL me on my phone (while I was at Disney no less!) to see if I was "for real" or just a joker. I will say Fidelity is the only one that has never put in their 2 cents about any of my offers.
So seeing these BLT prices actually are vindicating and I hope one of them was with the broker that called me on my phone to basically say don't call us we'll call you! (I'm serious I was on the Friendship boat back from HS and she wanted to see if I was "one of those" bidders. I'm like...IM AT DISNEY NOW! YES IM SERIOUS!)
Yes we greedy hahaAnd I feel that I could've gotten a slightly better one at SSR. Ain't it weird that even if you get one better than 90% of the contracts out there you're still sad that you didn't bag the unicorn![]()
Don't worry they did it to me tooI've had some chastise me over the years via email. That I've come to expect. Once or twice the board sponsor did call but with a more "you must be new to this let me explain how making an offer on contracts works" tone. At which point I tell them I'm a bottom fisher and I leave my hook low to see if I can catch the big one...that I know full well how this works.
But yeah this one took me off guard. Was very aggressive in tone and even when I convinced her I was for real she basically told me let's make a deal where I don't send her any more offers and she'll call me if she sees something in my range. I was like ok sure fine...and so I mostly deal with Fidelity as that's who has always come through for me with the best prices and no guilty feeling. And trust me they've screwed up and annoyed me a few times but I still would rather deal with that anyday over being called on vacation to be told off while USING DVC points that I bought LOWER than going rate because that DOES happen! Sorry for the caps lol but I was taken aback that day and it kinda just resurfaced seeing the BLTs lower than what I was chastised for! Rant over back to your regularly scheduled ROFRing!
Im going to need a namehaha perfect timing for my rant! lol Congrats!
nope..he has done that for sure but no this was a different broker and a different lady. And no not the one who everyone thinks it is...she's actually been much better lately...but I still avoid her if I can.
I was keeping an eye on BLT prices to be informed for when we bought next year.
We got really lucky on ours. I went in full price bc it was a too good to be true price so I figured what's the loss and there was no way we'd get it.....and we got it!
Yup that's why all my contracts have been with them...they fit my style of purchasing. Others may feel more comfortable with other brokers...and by the way even though I won't name names because that's just not right in my opinion, I will say there have been many brokers that have been very conversational through email mostly in a very positive way. In fact I'd go as far as to say a majority of DVC brokers both big and small are very happy to work with the likes of us "boardies". Why anyone would do the opposite I have no idea. Why be confrontational with any potential customer. It's not like I leave notes in my offers saying HOW DARE YOU NOT ACCEPT MY OFFER THAT"S 20% LOWER THAN ASKING DON'T YOU KNOW WHO I AM!? Literally just send an email saying yup got your offer will contact you if it goes through.Keep trying! I was keeping an eye on BLT prices to be informed for when we bought next year. I like you kept seeing the prices rise to more than we were willing to pay and not much give when people offered less. We figured it may be even more than a year for the prices get back down to what we were willing to pay.
We got really lucky on ours. I went in full price bc it was a too good to be true price so I figured what's the loss and there was no way we'd get it.....and we got it! Well at least as long as the mouse doesn't take it in ROFR!
It was with Fidelity so I knew there was no judgement or haggling. We'd either get a your offer was accepted or we went with someone else. There wasn't even an ask from them for a best and final offer to drive the price up. It was are you good with the full price, pro-rated dues, and fee then a congratulations you got the contract as soon as I said we were OK with our initial offer.
I am in a delayed closing now and have done them before. You go through exactly the same process as non delayed closings. WAIT until you are notified that the seller has signed, past the time of the delayed date before you send your money. I once had a seller dilly dally for weeks (2 contracts from same seller), and even go past the drop dead date when the broker had our final payment. I threatened to kill the deal (without penalty) and the seller signed. Since then, I wait for confirmation of the seller having finalized their obligation and then I immediately finalize mine and pay.I don't feel like starting a thread for this question and I figure some here will know the answer.
If you have a delayed closing....when exactly do you wire your money over? Not until the actual closing? Or is that something you do sooner?
I've had some chastise me over the years via email. That I've come to expect. Once or twice the board sponsor did call but with a more "you must be new to this let me explain how making an offer on contracts works" tone. At which point I tell them I'm a bottom fisher and I leave my hook low to see if I can catch the big one...that I know full well how this works.
But yeah this one took me off guard. Was very aggressive in tone and even when I convinced her I was for real she basically told me let's make a deal where I don't send her any more offers and she'll call me if she sees something in my range. I was like ok sure fine...and so I mostly deal with Fidelity as that's who has always come through for me with the best prices and no guilty feeling. And trust me they've screwed up and annoyed me a few times but I still would rather deal with that anyday over being called on vacation to be told off while USING DVC points that I bought LOWER than going rate because that DOES happen! Sorry for the caps lol but I was taken aback that day and it kinda just resurfaced seeing the BLTs lower than what I was chastised for! Rant over back to your regularly scheduled ROFRing!
Fidelity really is one of the better/easier to deal with when buying!Keep trying! I was keeping an eye on BLT prices to be informed for when we bought next year. I like you kept seeing the prices rise to more than we were willing to pay and not much give when people offered less. We figured it may be even more than a year for the prices get back down to what we were willing to pay.
We got really lucky on ours. I went in full price bc it was a too good to be true price so I figured what's the loss and there was no way we'd get it.....and we got it! Well at least as long as the mouse doesn't take it in ROFR!
It was with Fidelity so I knew there was no judgement or haggling. We'd either get a your offer was accepted or we went with someone else. There wasn't even an ask from them for a best and final offer to drive the price up. It was are you good with the full price, pro-rated dues, and fee then a congratulations you got the contract as soon as I said we were OK with our initial offer.
This is the lowest AUL I've seen, congrats! My eyes popped out of my head a little when I saw your post.Babygusgus---$70-$25335-350-AUL-Jun-0/24, 56/25, 350/26, 350/27-Seller pays MF ‘25- sent 5/23
Wow, that must be lowest i've seen! GratzBabygusgus---$70-$25335-350-AUL-Jun-0/24, 56/25, 350/26, 350/27-Seller pays MF ‘25- sent 5/23
This is why I will rent my Aulani points instead of ever selling them…. selling just makes no sense when you can rent easily for $18pp+Babygusgus---$70-$25335-350-AUL-Jun-0/24, 56/25, 350/26, 350/27-Seller pays MF ‘25- sent 5/23
DVC gets way more than $18ppAre... you THE DVC? lol. That seems identical to their plan
Definitely. That's why that was the only part of the quote I left outDVC gets way more than $18pp
Thank you!! I feel super lucky!This is the lowest AUL I've seen, congrats! My eyes popped out of my head a little when I saw your post.![]()
Every seller has their own number, but I would not be willing to sell my unsubsidized Aulani for less than $90pp.And you would probably not sell them for $70.
However, for an unsubsidized contract, that's probably not too for off from the "willing to sell it" price. If the current salvage value of a point is $70, I'm making about 11.25% pretax at $18. That's getting pretty close to the long-term pre-tax return in the equities market.
The math is very different for a subsidized contract.