possible but doubtful. There never has been one. VB had one rumored to be on the table the year they had 2 hurricanes back to back but it never materialized.
As I recall, WebmasterDoc said that was a result of an early replacement of something - I don't remember what Reserves were not adequate to cover the cost, so Disney loaned the money to HHI owners, who then paid additional dues until the loan was paid back. Don't remember the year. (I don't own there).
For weather related disasters, there is some risk of a special assessment but I would not think it likely. The association is required to carry insurance to cover repairs, but some possibility always exist the insurance may not be enough. The more likely result is that all necessary repairs will be made and the only financial impact to you will be the ever-increasing annual property insurance premiums in the dues.
Thanks for the replies, all. The wife and I are looking at adding on at HH and didn't want to get caught in a special assessment from before we got the points. (we stay there all the time and want to be able to get in during the summer)
Thanks for the replies, all. The wife and I are looking at adding on at HH and didn't want to get caught in a special assessment from before we got the points. (we stay there all the time and want to be able to get in during the summer)
In general timeshare terms, special assessments normally go to the owner at the time of the announcement. For DVC, even if there were one, it should be fairly small.