CastAStone
Business nerd. Good at math. Bad at spelling.
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Thank you bookwormde...do you think this will continue with AKV resale contracts? I didn't want to low ball and insult the seller.because the supply got low, there were quite a few AKV that came on the market at $10 to 20 above the the market.
The total for my 160 AKV contract is less than this one.. waaaay too high, compared to what you can get elsewhere. Keep looking!I'm stalking a resale at AKV price of $130 pp for 100 point. 0/19, 200/20, 100/21 and buyer pays MF for 2020 which puts the price over $14k. The price per point seems high compared to comps on other resale sites. Would like to hear thoughts on this.
That's what I was thinking as well. I was liking the prices that I saw last week between $105 and $110 per point. I contemplated offering $108 but like I said didn't want to offend anyone.The total for my 160 AKV contract is less than this one.. waaaay too high, compared to what you can get elsewhere. Keep looking!
I saw this and thought it was super high. I just feel like that website is really propping up the prices on AKV. You can almost get poly or BLT for the same price.I'm stalking a resale at AKV price of $130 pp for 100 point. 0/19, 200/20, 100/21 and buyer pays MF for 2020 which puts the price over $14k. The price per point seems high compared to comps on other resale sites. Would like to hear thoughts on this.
That's what I was thinking as well. I was liking the prices that I saw last week between $105 and $110 per point. I contemplated offering $108 but like I said didn't want to offend anyone.
That's what I was thinking as well. I was liking the prices that I saw last week between $105 and $110 per point. I contemplated offering $108 but like I said didn't want to offend anyone.
Yup. $170 for a poly contract with only 2021 points? No thanks. Someone asked on another thread who would pay $200+ for poly direct...that would be me, who does not want to buy Poly with no current use year points for $170pp...I’ve seen several prices from one broker lately that have me looking for the “LOL” button. Alas, it is missing.
This makes me feel good about the price I got for my contract currently in ROFR... it IS way off!Almost all of these are from using the largest broker's price estimating tool, which is way off. I guess those that want to be told that there contract is worth more than it will sell for appear to be listing with them.
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/selling/what-is-my-dvc-contract-worth/
I ran a lot of data from the ROFR thread and the majority are about $20 under what this tool shows. the majority of SSR and OKW contracts are closer to $10 underAlmost all of these are from using the largest broker's price estimating tool, which is way off. I guess those that want to be told that there contract is worth more than it will sell for appear to be listing with them.
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/selling/what-is-my-dvc-contract-worth/
Too high as everyone saidI'm stalking a resale at AKV price of $130 pp for 100 point. 0/19, 200/20, 100/21 and buyer pays MF for 2020 which puts the price over $14k. The price per point seems high compared to comps on other resale sites. Would like to hear thoughts on this.
That sounds right from the little spot checking I've done. That site always seems to have the highest average prices of the 4-5 largest in my anecdotal analysis. That would say something closer to 15% off is more accurate in terms of comparing list to sold (although I do think the ROFR thread, by nature of being cobbled mainly by buyers, has a bit of a low price bias).I ran a lot of data from the ROFR thread and the majority are about $20 under what this tool shows. the majority of SSR and OKW contracts are closer to $10 under
It seems like today the resale prices have gone way up and aren't sitting at the low prices they were last week. I'm hoping that playing the wait and watch game the prices will come back down to what they were last week and the week before. Any thoughts?
yes 15% was what I was seeing also.That sounds right from the little spot checking I've done. That site always seems to have the highest average prices of the 4-5 largest in my anecdotal analysis. That would say something closer to 15% off is more accurate in terms of comparing list to sold (although I do think the ROFR thread, by nature of being cobbled mainly by buyers, has a bit of a low price bias).
I just plugged in the details of my SSR contract that passed ROFR and it came out at $99/pt. The seller started there (with another broker), and we ended up at $90.I ran a lot of data from the ROFR thread and the majority are about $20 under what this tool shows. the majority of SSR and OKW contracts are closer to $10 under