I think these people are who we bought our most recent BLT resale from - 400 points with full 24/25/26 points and they accepted very quickly (asking 120$, we offered 110$, no counter). According the assessor website, they’d owned it pretty much since when BLT opened. The sale was super fast and smooth so they wanted to get rid of it.
My first resale purchase was a divorce, which I felt a little bit sad about. But mostly happy to Stay Magical Year After Year on the ruins of their broken home.
Get that. When I look on the website it just shows 24/25/26 points.
LOL. Same. This is basically how I sold it to my spouse, and they were game.
Yeah I've never been so "on vacation" that I couldn't answer a text or an email quickly when there was $20,000 on the line.
Yep, I agree with this 100%, if its the right one, then it has more value, so no need to lowball, just make a fair offer.Thank you both for lowering expectations so that they took my offer of $135
Honestly, I thought about lowballing, but it ticked all of my boxes, so decided to make the offer and not go any lower. I guess it was partly luck that it was accepted, as they were countering at $138.
I just make my offer based on their not being any points available in 2023, or even if banked into 2024, which maybe isn't fair to the seller, but I wont be going until 2025 UY, so they are useless to me (even if I could rent them), I'm basing my offer on what I will use... Unless its just the perfect contract, then there is other value, but when I use the pricing tool, I just put 0 points in the previous years.
If it’s a new listing that could just be code for we’re going to give it a day to see if we get other/better offers.
It is. I can't see it getting much better than what I offered lol but you never know....
Exciting! Your dates give me hope my contract will hopefully pass any day now.
