ROFR Thread Jan to March 2026 *PLEASE SEE FIRST POST FOR INSTRUCTIONS & FORMATTING TOOL*

[Girlstar30]

DVCRM Average ROFR time wait went from 9 days December to 16 days January and 17 days February. Let's see if March continues to go up. My guess is yes.

Ive been tracking SSR direct sales now since the new incentives and theyre a lot stronger than I thought they would be, which scares me, but the ROFR buyback in 2025 and 2026 have been very low on DVCRS, only 6 last year.

So I wonder if theyve been hoarding all of these SSR contracts and why. They were buying back as high as $125 pp last year, Insane, but gives me hope. I really do think a big part of the decision to move to this trust probably has to do with easy rofr'ing because there were a lot cheaper contracts than $125 pp last year that they could have eaten.

 

[Chili327]

Congrats! Been seeing a lot of SSR resale buys lately. Going there at the end of the year. Will be kicking myself if we like it more than AKV.

Old post, but wanted to say… you will not be kicking yourself.

 

[VGCgroupie]

Oh, I wasn't recommending skipping a 2042 resort that you love to get a later expiring resort that you'd hate to get stuck at. Buying where you want to stay is probably one of the most important decisions for buying.

We all know that there are various expiration dates at the different DVC resorts, and they're all on a track to be worth $0 eventually.

There are some who are happy that their 2042 resort has an end and they won't be stuck with it forever. I was just trying to illustrate an alternative approach of selling a contract while it still has some useful life and $value. It can end on your timeline instead of waiting for an arbitrary year like 2042 to roll around, and some $ in your pocket is better than 0.

Nobody should plan on it being an appreciating asset, but the resale market shows that they do hold onto some value.

I figured that out when I read more posts and got more context. But I still liked my one liner so left it