That was my thought as well. There are some loaded contracts we like but are listed around $135Sub $125 for a 2x loaded contract but I’m really looking for sub $120.
That was my thought as well. There are some loaded contracts we like but are listed around $135Sub $125 for a 2x loaded contract but I’m really looking for sub $120.
I have an offer at $124 and seller pays MF 22 for a 2x loaded with 2021 points but I want to pay less than $120 since I don’t need it if it’s not a killer deal.That was my thought as well. There are some loaded contracts we like but are listed around $135
So I am on day 18 today, so I hope I am averageFor the last 40 contracts posted in the thread (as of a week ago) the average time from deed recorded to account creation is 18.48 days. For deeds recorded in August til now average is 16.06. Yes, I’m impatient.
ETA I think the shortest was 11 days.
I'm at day 20 today. Still waiting for that email.For the last 40 contracts posted in the thread (as of a week ago) the average time from deed recorded to account creation is 18.48 days. For deeds recorded in August til now average is 16.06. Yes, I’m impatient.
ETA I think the shortest was 11 days.
I don’t find at all. He broker said they just beat my offer, I think it was 182. Which, of course, makes me sick. I could have gone a little higher. I just didn’t assume it would go over 180.Wow thats insane, even with $12 above asking and you still didn't get it.
Did you ask how much the winning bid was?
Honestly I think you are sort of lucky, I understand that you might not feel like it, but I can't help thinking that with the current economics around the world, that the current DVC prices are bound to drop. Question is just how much.
I do understand what you are saying. However, I think Joel is right. The ROFR numbers just keep going up. In this case, I think Disney is definitely trying to bring the resale price up to be closer to direct. So, if we wait we will just have to pay more in the long run. We didn’t go quite as high on this one - but did stretch it right over the highest ROFR to date. Is it enough? I worry that it is not. But this total price was the highest we wanted to pay - so I will just keep my fingers crossed. Again.I respectfully have to disagree. We have been in a slump in reality since Covid (2 years) and it's been a steady downwards trend but with inflation perhaps being one factor prices have been steadily rising. Taking the CC (CCV) example, buy back has risen nearly every single month, also in part due to Direct price rises. August saw a $175 buy back. I'm pretty sure we will be at $180 buy back by Jan/March at the latest.
I could of course be wrong but that's what the data is leading to.
very happy, that at last it went through. Now waiting on the male seller to complete the closing docs, he's been dragging his feet through the entire process.cdobert---$125-$6993-50-SSR-Feb-0/21, 0/22, 50/23, 50/24- sent 8/10 passed 09/20
Do you mind saying how much the contract was being listed for? We have a few SS contracts we are planning on offering between $120-125 that are currently listed around $135very happy, that at last it went through. Now waiting on the male seller to complete the closing docs, he's been dragging his feet through the entire process.
Sooner or later some of our CCV contracts are bound to pass ROFRwvujeb---$160-$32831-200-CCV@WL-Dec-0/21, 100/22, 200/23-seller pays MF '22- sent 9/20
I figured I might as well try again. I'm not very confident this will pass. I'm not in any rush though, so I figured I might as well take a shot.
$125. I didn't try to negotiate, at that time ROFR lady was taking them around that price point. I have seen lower priced points going through lately. Cheaper than my first 50 point contract, so as long as the seller doesn't flake I'm happy.Do you mind saying how much the contract was being listed for? We have a few SS contracts we are planning on offering between $120-125 that are currently listed around $135
Noooooooooo!! Hopefully tomorrow is the day!I'm at day 20 today. Still waiting for that email.
Or it might not.With inflation and a recession on the raise, DVC prices which is a luxury purchase can't keep increasing. When people start to lose their jobs then a luxury thing is some of the first things to go.
In the U.S the recession have only just started and therefore not a lot of people have lost their jobs yet.
I too could also be wrong but a recession is coming, question is just how long and deep it will be. If the DVC pricing can survive that without taking a beating, then they can survive anything. If that happens I will start to see my DVC contracts as a financial investment too and not strictly a luxury purchase.
I dont want to downplay the data thats available as I would love that the DVC prices only knew one direction and thats up but it might just be the perfect storm.
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Can't win if you don't play!!!!wvujeb---$160-$32831-200-CCV@WL-Dec-0/21, 100/22, 200/23-seller pays MF '22- sent 9/20
I figured I might as well try again. I'm not very confident this will pass. I'm not in any rush though, so I figured I might as well take a shot.