Jerry5788
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- Mar 25, 2018
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Renée H---$62-$12450-170-HH-Aug-170/17, 340/18, 170/19- sent 6/25, passed 7/11
Fixed my thread as it was wrong initially!
Wow great contract
Renée H---$62-$12450-170-HH-Aug-170/17, 340/18, 170/19- sent 6/25, passed 7/11
Fixed my thread as it was wrong initially!
Noted. Thanks ScubaCat.
So if I want to recommend a broker that's not from that list would it be allowed? The broker I used for my first contract that fell through (not their fault) has gone above my expectations to mitigate the situation. We'd love to give a good review here.
https://vacatia.com/buy-dvc-points
Noted. Thanks ScubaCat.
So if I want to recommend a broker that's not from that list would it be allowed? The broker I used for my first contract that fell through (not their fault) has gone above my expectations to mitigate the situation. We'd love to give a good review here.
https://vacatia.com/buy-dvc-points
That’s where my POLY came from
That contract will always be The One that got away for me, Jerry!
Thanks! Reading everyone else's stories gets me excited about finding that right one- we thought we'd found it twice other than clearing ROFR, but it'll happen! Looking forward to joining the DVC family!
SSR- the first time we offered exactly what was being asked, and by the time the resale agent had gotten in touch with the seller, he'd changed his mind. The second time, we negotiated for $97 a point, it was accepted, we sent the check, and they then changed their mind. Different company and the agent told us this had only happened to her 4 times during her career. Spoiler alert- paying a little more, but might have something to add to this list soon!Which resort were you trying to get?
If the closing company does their job (sellers file taxpayer ID number and closing company withholds $ from the seller) you should not be impacted as the buyer. Your basis is what you paid, with closing costs, and the seller is responsible for their capital gains if they had any.If you are buying from an international person what does that mean for you and your taxes? I'm hoping it doesn't affect my taxes. Thanks for your help.
Initially we thought: let's pick up 200 points and give it a try. But of course addonitis struck straight away. When I saw the 500pt POLY, we already had a 200pt PVB in ROFR. I hesitated, and it went to you (Congratulations by the way!).
Adding insult to injury, that 200pt POLY contract ended up falling through!![]()
Ugh- Can I join the throngs of frustrated potential buyers? I've been waiting to post our offer here- but after agreeing on a price, sending in our paperwork and deposit + 3 additional days, the sellers changed their minds about selling . . . 2 weeks ago we also lost an opportunity after we offered exactly what the seller asked, only to also have them change their minds about selling. (sigh)
Passed ROFR. Then two weeks after the closing documents were sent, Seller returned her documents, claimed her funds were on the way (she owed $10k), and tried to convince us to finalize the closing. When her funds didn't arrive and her game was up, she let the contract go to foreclosure.
Not Vacatia's fault, which is why I was so impressed they took responsibility.
People sometimes , I don’t get why they would do something to try to get out of it like that. I honestly don’t understand that if they close how the lein can be moved to you. I just imagine Disney would not allow the transfer (assuming they gave loan) unless you were aware you’d be responsible. Anyway sorry to hear. What was the price you paid? Figured I could check old posts but I’m lazy right now
It is so frustrating, but I'm glad your sellers at least changed their minds relatively early in the process. We're in a contract right now for 3 months (passed ROFR, received closing docs 6 weeks ago) and sellers are refusing to sign and not communicating with the broker/title. Our full balance has been sent 6 weeks ago and tied up. We can't walk away because that would make us in breach of contract and lose our deposit. Our only option is to sit and wait until the official closing date stated in our contract expires (2 more weeks), and then title co will have to legally return our full deposit & balance.
I do think that these are the minority sellers though, and most do fulfill their end of the agreement. We're just so looking forward to becoming members as this is our 1st contract, so the resale process has jaded us a bit.
Replying to @Mumof4mice and @Jerry5788 (I have to figure out how to quote multiple people still) Seriously- I know someone else here had posted about a similar circumstance- I guess people don't always do their research to realize that part of the final closing process is to VERIFY the financial standing of what is being sold and make sure that the buyer is completely aware? I'll admit I had to google "estoppel" when we were first started researching . . . but that cleared it up for me.![]()