ROFR - Right of First Refusal. Basically, you buy contracts for DVC points. Like any bit of real estate, you can resell them. But in your purchase agreement with Disney, Disney has a Right of First Refusal. Say you buy 200 points at $100 a point. You then want to sell them to your brother for $50 a point. Since you are reselling it, it has to go through Disney first. I'm not exactly sure, but I think Disney can say "no, that's too cheap to sell our resorts. We'll buy it back for the $50 a point, and make your brother find points somewhere else that are more inline with what we think they should be selling for."
And the "Welcome Home" is Disney's way of saying "you paid a butt-load of money to own a teeny, tiny bit of this property. Welcome Home!" They say it whenever you call, when the guy opens the door for you, when you check in, when you pass housekeeping in the hall, when you just came back from 12 hours a 95° Theme Park carrying two sleeping kids and all sorts of crap that you just bought. Heck, I'm sure they would even say it as you were released on bail after punching a bell hop for saying "Welcome Home!"
Oh, an dadio - congrats on the DVC purchase. We also own at Saratoga Springs. Welcome Home!
After chowing down on the buffalo strips, tangy tomato dressing on the salad, a steak & a few cokes, we hit a few stores to check out the toy section (DS was at my parents house). Well let me tell you the good ole' fart cannon was working in it's prime
It looked like some were going to drop right there in the aisle
One day I will have DW convinced to buy into DVC 
WOO HOO!
