Did you buy from www.fidelityrealestate.com? Mine is from there as wellcould it be because you bought from someone other than https://www.fidelityrealestate.com/ and you don't have all these junk fees to worry about?
ya they seems to be most open to negotiating and what i felt was a reasonable price. All the others were priced much higher than fidelity. Even with all the junk fees Fidelity seemed to be the best price. https://www.dvcclosings.com/ allowing CC payment is a $2000 cherry on top!
One was Fidelity and the other was DVCstore.comcould it be because you bought from someone other than https://www.fidelityrealestate.com/ and you don't have all these junk fees to worry about?
I definitely think Fidelity’s prices are the best around.
I have noticed this as well
Really good deal
Yay!!
May the odds be ever in your favor
No closing cost? Wow!
I think it could make sense to actually pull the “closing costs” out of the equation for reporting since it so often goes unreported.
I would prefer this too, when I was posting my akv one I got really confused, should I put 2024 and 2025 annual dues or just 2025? Then I decided putting both was the most transparent, but it told me that something was wrong and wouldn't let me...
February 2025 ROFR Update: Grand Floridian Buybacks on the Rise! 
Key Takeaways:
Animal Kingdom leads the way again with 9 contracts bought back, bringing its total to 51 buybacks since August 2024. Grand Floridian saw a big jump in buyback prices, with 5 contracts taken between $155-$163 per point—a 24.4% increase from last month’s high of $131. Old Key West remains a safe bet, with only 1.4% of contracts bought back.
What does this mean? If Disney continues to buy back Grand Floridian contracts at these levels, we could see an impact on resale pricing in the months ahead. Animal Kingdom remains the most targeted resort, so buyers should be prepared when submitting offers.
Read the full breakdown and analysis on the blog: https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blo...ry-25/?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=dvcfan
I don’t think closing costs actually show any sort of “complete picture” of the deal. I can understand MF’s…. but not closing costs.
