ROFR Thread Oct to Dec 2025 *PLEASE SEE FIRST POST FOR INSTRUCTIONS & FORMATTING TOOL*

[mrlock99]

mrlock99---$156-$24290-150-PVB-Feb-3/24, 150/25, 150/26, 150/27-seller pays MF '25- sent 11/14, passed 12/3

**actually two 75 pt contracts with a combined closing. First DVC purchase!!

 

[jcolvin5]

mrlock99---$156-$24290-150-PVB-Feb-3/24, 150/25, 150/26, 150/27-seller pays MF '25- sent 11/14, passed 12/3

**actually two 75 pt contracts with a combined closing. First DVC purchase!!

Those 2 look very familiar to me. Congrats on getting them!!

 

[PorcoSBC]

PorcoSBC---$90-$13750-120-AUL-Feb-0/24, 45/25, 240/26, 120/27-Seller pays 2025 due- sent 11/14

PorcoSBC---$90-$13750-120-AUL-Feb-0/24, 45/25, 240/26, 120/27- sent 11/14, passed 12/3 Aloha!

 

[TheDailyMoo]

I believe @TheDailyMoo had this happen with Fidelity and Fidelity paid what was owed in the contract for the missing points, not the seller.

This is correct it was Fidelity that made me whole by cutting me a check. It wasn't without a little pushback from me though but in the end they honored the 25 pp

 

[pkrieger2287]

November 2025 DVC Resale Update

Average resale prices across all resorts held steady at $121/point this month — no big swings, just a quiet month with small ups and downs.

What should get your attention though:
The newly announced $500 resale contract‑transfer fee slated for Jan 1, 2026.
That fee could push smaller resale deals up by $10/point — a game‑changer.
We’re watching how that might shift buyer behavior, resale pricing, and market demand in 2026.

Want to dig into the full data and what this could mean for your DVC strategy?
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blo...-2025/?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=dvcfan

#DVC #DVCResale #DisneyVacationClub #DVCMarketUpdate #DVCPricing #DVCFan

 

[VGCgroupie]

November 2025 DVC Resale Update

Average resale prices across all resorts held steady at $121/point this month — no big swings, just a quiet month with small ups and downs.

What should get your attention though:
The newly announced $500 resale contract‑transfer fee slated for Jan 1, 2026.
That fee could push smaller resale deals up by $10/point — a game‑changer.
We’re watching how that might shift buyer behavior, resale pricing, and market demand in 2026.

Want to dig into the full data and what this could mean for your DVC strategy?
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blo...-2025/?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=dvcfan

#DVC #DVCResale #DisneyVacationClub #DVCMarketUpdate #DVCPricing #DVCFan

And we all thought it would drive prices down not up .. $10 a point.

 

[pzw90]

And we all thought it would drive prices down not up .. $10 a point.

This $10 apply to smaller contracts like 25pts?

I see the DVC Fan material as marketing, not reporting
Better line would have been to simply say "total costs will increase by $500"

 

[Sandisw]

And we all thought it would drive prices down not up .. $10 a point.

I took it as it could add up to $10/pt to the total for buyers since it’s a flat fee.

Buying 50 point contract, for $100…this now becomes $110.

But a 100 point for $100…this makes it $105.

Which may mean buyers lower their asking to account for it if they are responsible or sellers might raise their price to account for it.

Or, will it just be seen as the cost of going resale and be accepted since the savings against direct is still strong…and if it does come with the increased speed, people might be okay with paying it?

 

[TinkAgainU]

And we all thought it would drive prices down not up .. $10 a point.

The smaller contracts will have a harder time absorbing the $500 bump, just like they have a harder time absorbing the $175 "service fee" tacked on by www.fidelityrealestate.com

 

[TheDailyMoo]

The broker who said they didn't know about the $500 fee by Disney got back to me saying that yes indeed that is true and that it was negotiable. At which point I asked for clarification as to if it's negotiable between buyer and seller not broker or Disney...and as we already know it's between buyer and seller. I wonder how this will affect the negotiating dynamic. When I make offers, especially with Fidelity I ask the seller to pick up the $225 fee and sometimes even ask for them to pay the closing costs. Now with another 500 it's going to take away some leverage from the buyer looking for a good price it seems. I'll be interested to see who ends up "traditionally" paying the $500 once it's been in effect for a longer time period to give us valid data points.

 

[AstroBlasters]

The broker who said they didn't know about the $500 fee by Disney got back to me saying that yes indeed that is true and that it was negotiable. At which point I asked for clarification as to if it's negotiable between buyer and seller not broker or Disney...and as we already know it's between buyer and seller. I wonder how this will affect the negotiating dynamic. When I make offers, especially with Fidelity I ask the seller to pick up the $225 fee and sometimes even ask for them to pay the closing costs. Now with another 500 it's going to take away some leverage from the buyer looking for a good price it seems. I'll be interested to see who ends up "traditionally" paying the $500 once it's been in effect for a longer time period to give us valid data points.

I’m waiting for the howls of “they wouldn’t accept my low ball ppp, seller pays dues, seller pays closing costs, and seller pays transfer costs fees offer!”

 

[Chili327]

I took it as it could add up to $10/pt to the total for buyers since it’s a flat fee.

Buying 50 point contract, for $100…this now becomes $110.

But a 100 point for $100…this makes it $105.

Which may mean buyers lower their asking to account for it if they are responsible or sellers might raise their price to account for it.

Or, will it just be seen as the cost of going resale and be accepted since the savings against direct is still strong…and if it does come with the increased speed, people might be okay with paying it?

And a 25 point for $100 would make it?

The broker who said they didn't know about the $500 fee by Disney got back to me saying that yes indeed that is true and that it was negotiable. At which point I asked for clarification as to if it's negotiable between buyer and seller not broker or Disney...and as we already know it's between buyer and seller. I wonder how this will affect the negotiating dynamic. When I make offers, especially with Fidelity I ask the seller to pick up the $225 fee and sometimes even ask for them to pay the closing costs. Now with another 500 it's going to take away some leverage from the buyer looking for a good price it seems. I'll be interested to see who ends up "traditionally" paying the $500 once it's been in effect for a longer time period to give us valid data points.

Maybe the default will be to split? (negotiable)

I’m waiting for the howls of “they wouldn’t accept my low ball ppp, seller pays dues, seller pays closing costs, and seller pays transfer costs fees offer!”

But its true, they didn't accept my lowball, seller pays dues, & closing??

 

[airjay75]

Maybe the default will be to split? (negotiable)

I actually think this would be quite a good way for brokers to approach the $500 "contract administration fee."

Seller picks broker, and pays broker commission.

Buyer picks title company and pays closing costs (granted, some brokers push back on picking your own title company).

No one can pick who does the administrative work of transferring the contract, so why not split it 50/50? Seller can't sell their contract without DVCM's help and buyer can't buy it without it either.

 

[Sandisw]

Wrong thread!!! Deleted