Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it!Looking for more SAB points. Aulani subsidized, Poly resale or something else? East coast based.
Saw an Aulani subsidized in my UY as my first subsidized, super tempting![]()
They probably won’t accept my low offer lolDo it! Do it! Do it! Do it!
I didn't think Aulani or Poly had Stormalong BayLooking for more SAB points. Aulani subsidized, Poly resale or something else? East coast based.
Saw an Aulani subsidized in my UY as my first subsidized, super tempting![]()
I just put in an accepted offer on a 30-point BRV contract, all of 8 weeks after closing my last one...The disease is real.TBH, and I know this might sound weird, but I miss the pain of buying resale. The hunt. Negotiating the deal. The wait. The constant email checking. The elation of passing ROFR. Closing the contract. Fantasizing how you will use these points. The joy of receiving membership number and seeing those glorious points load. Booking your next stay for the first time using your new contract. It totally is like the movie Inside Out for me. And the harder we had to work for it, the greater the joy and reward. Obviously, not all love this process and prefer the immediate satisfaction of buying direct. I used to be that way but I prefer this much more, especially when you get to save money and buy a property you really like, not something Disney wants to push on you. Hang in there. Just embrace the pain because it’s worth it!
We have BWV, BLT and VGF already and don’t need 11 months advantage at either location. We need just points for random trips or rental. We don’t mind taking whatever is available at last minute. Poly cost more Initially and higher dues.I didn't think Aulani or Poly had Stormalong Bay
For SAP, Aulani is going to be less expensive (possibly with higher risk) but with Poly points you can always book a Poly reservation as a banker reservation then modify at 7 months to other resorts.
I would think about a transfer in instead for SAP or renting. Less hassle and there are deals that pop up from time to time.We have BWV, BLT and VGF already and don’t need 11 months advantage at either location. We need just points for random trips or rental. We don’t mind taking whatever is available at last minute. Poly cost more Initially and higher dues.
Buying these tiny contracts is like buying a Kit Kat bar by the check out counter. So easy and tempting.Put in an
I just put in an accepted offer on a 30-point BRV contract, all of 8 weeks after closing my last one...The disease is real.
Yea, that’s true also. I rented $10 points last month for a super last minute trip.I would think about a transfer in instead for SAP or renting. Less hassle and there are deals that pop up from time to time.
Right!Buying these tiny contracts is like buying a Kit Kat bar by the check out counter. So easy and tempting.
This is why I’m always still looking for the best deals. I can’t buy them all, but if someone else says they’re looking for SSR 150 points, I can point them in the right direction!TBH, and I know this might sound weird, but I miss the pain of buying resale. The hunt. Negotiating the deal. The wait. The constant email checking. The elation of passing ROFR. Closing the contract. Fantasizing how you will use these points. The joy of receiving membership number and seeing those glorious points load. Booking your next stay for the first time using your new contract. It totally is like the movie Inside Out for me. And the harder we had to work for it, the greater the joy and reward. Obviously, not all love this process and prefer the immediate satisfaction of buying direct. I used to be that way but I prefer this much more, especially when you get to save money and buy a property you really like, not something Disney wants to push on you. Hang in there. Just embrace the pain because it’s worth it!
DonMacGregor---$145-$5078-30-BRV@WL-Feb-0/21, 0/22, 57/23, 30/24- sent 9/3
Don’t we all? hahaI need an intervention...
But instant ramen at a DVC resort is better than instant ramen at home!Don’t we all? haha
Although when my latest resale closes, I think we’re done adding on for awhile. My wife says any more points and we’re going to have to cook instant ramen for meals for our next couple of trips down to WDW!
I honestly was done, but saw a small contract, my use year, almost fully loaded and already banked into 2023. What are ya gonna do? Since BRV is a 2042 resort, I have 5 or 6 of these smaller contacts that I can decide to peel off if I want before they lose all value (although I kinda look at them like a car you run into the ground and at best can get a couple hundred bucks for from the scrap yard. You don't ALWAYS have to get something back at the end).Don’t we all? haha
Although when my latest resale closes, I think we’re done adding on for awhile. My wife says any more points and we’re going to have to cook instant ramen for meals for our next couple of trips down
“I think we’re done adding on for a while” — famous last words.Don’t we all? haha
Although when my latest resale closes, I think we’re done adding on for awhile. My wife says any more points and we’re going to have to cook instant ramen for meals for our next couple of trips down to WDW!
I actually deleted most of the shortcuts in Chrome for the big resale sites and only left one search engine/aggregator site with my preferences plugged in. The parameters were pretty narrow: February UY, BRV Resort, less than 50 points. I mean, I did TRY not to buy more...“I think we’re done adding on for a while” — famous last words.
I can’t keep track of how many times I’ve said that.
It's my one month Anniversary of passing ROFR!
(but still haven't closed)
I am so sorry! I can’t believe it! You were daya after me. Hang in there!Live and learn, haven't had this happen before. Next time I won't pay up so fast. I have 20K just sitting in escrow for a month now.
I think Aulani subsidized is a crap value, unless you stumble into a seller who doesn't know what they have. You're looking at a 10+ year break-even.Looking for more SAB points. Aulani subsidized, Poly resale or something else? East coast based.
Saw an Aulani subsidized in my UY as my first subsidized, super tempting![]()
Yeah but your only choice at Poly is an expensive Studio. Your 7 month swap is either going to be to a cheaper studio or a more expensive 1BR+. I don't like the idea of swapping when there's very little chance that the points cost of the new reservation will be anywhere near the points cost of the original reservation. It makes points management super clunky.with Poly points you can always book a Poly reservation as a banker reservation then modify at 7 months to other resorts.