OSUZorba
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Where'd you find that deal?Not a typo, passed in 8 days.
pinnocchiosdad---$136-$23542-160-BLT-Feb-0/19, 320/20, 160/21- sent 3/16, passed 3/24
Where'd you find that deal?Not a typo, passed in 8 days.
pinnocchiosdad---$136-$23542-160-BLT-Feb-0/19, 320/20, 160/21- sent 3/16, passed 3/24
DVC sales dot comWhere'd you find that deal?
It has to go through ROFR first before a contract close time is set.What happens if DVC has not decided on Rofr before contract closing time? Can Buyer get refunded deposit if property does not close on time?
Not exactly. The closing date is specified in the contract, which has to be at least 30 days after submission for ROFR.It has to go through ROFR first before a contract close time is set.
It's the closing date specified on your contract. If you reach that specified date without receiving a response, you can move directly to closing. (I don't know if that's ever happened, but that's how it works.)When Disney has 30 days to decide whether to ROFR, does that include weekends? If 30 days past can contract proceed?
So after 30 days into ROFR the property can go into title company, etc. and then close?Not exactly. The closing date is specified in the contract, which has to be at least 30 days after submission for ROFR.
It's the closing date specified on your contract. If you reach that specified date without receiving a response, you can move directly to closing. (I don't know if that's ever happened, but that's how it works.)
So after 30 days into ROFR the property can go into title company, etc. and then close?
Dang, that means closing would not happen on time.No, you set closing date in the contract which has to be at least 30 days from when the contract is executed. Then, if the closing date you set passes without hearing a response, you can then close.
Look at your contract and you'll see a closing date. That's how long DVD has to respond, not just 30 days from when they receive it.
It feels quiet on the ROFR side. Maybe there was a slow down in sales due to the virus situation...?
I'd be very surprised if they are completely shut down. People may be working from home, but I can't see Disney shutting down their sales completely.
That doesn't mean they aren't working from home, the office is closed but I'm sure people are still working. My husband's office and my school are closed but we are both still working. I don't know any white collar job that isn't still working from home. My sister in law sells hospice services to nursing homes and even she is working from home.Call them. Message says the sales office is closed until further notice.
Aha. I had assumed they were working remotely. Guess I will be waiting a while longerThe DVC Sales office is closed.
Karasawyer26---$100-$18234-160-SSR-Mar-13/19, 160/20, 160/21- sent 3/12
UPDATE Passed RPFR today 4/1...We are excited but also a little nervous too!
Just heard we passed! I am too embarrassed to enter the official thread of details. I don’t want to get slammed at how high I paid for BCV 100 pt contract. But we sent on 3/13 so passed 4/1. I never expected it to get taken, but it still feels good to be moving to the next step. ETA: This was the sale we tried 5 different resale contracts among 3 different agencies to finally get a BCV contract to “stick”.