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Buying DVC
Can anyone please explain the process of buying DVC directly from Disney? I'm also confused about the cost. Thanks!
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Buying points from Disney is pretty simple.
They will try to sell you AKV, Aulani, or BLT even though there are more resorts available. They can give you a loan at a high interest rate. They will tell you that your points can be used at wonderful destinations all over the world even though you may need a ton of points to vacation there and the cash rate is cheaper than using points. Their price will be several thousand dollars higher than buying the same resort resale. Put down your deposit today, you can probably try to book a resort tomorrow. Resale takes longer because Disney makes resale buyers wait. That's it in a nut shell, reading this section on the DIS will provide additional info. Bill
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http://www.dvcnews.com/index.php/dvc...g-a-promotions $110 per pt for SSR = 100 pts x $110 = $11,000 (plus a couple hundred in closing costs) for 100 SSR pts. that is the upfront cost. then go here: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2823952 SSR owners currently pay $4.81 per pt during 2013 for annual dues for maintenance and upkeep/housekeeping on the resort. so $4.81 x 100 pts = $481 for the year (notice that it tends to increase every year.) that is the ongoing cost of DVC. then you might go here and see how much you could save up front by buying resale: http://www.dvc-resales.com/dvclisting.cfm
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Exactly. Each resort has a cost per point and your initial buy in is simply the cost per point times the number of points you buy. Each resort also has a average cost per point when buying resale as well, but it's not fixed. It depends on the seller. But if you compare the two you will see that you can save 50% or more by buying resale. Just something to think about. Good luck!
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I see a lot of people have more than one home resort. How does that work?
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Say we wanted to buy 300 points at BWV and 50 points (or whatever the minimum is) at BLT. Those 2 resorts are now our home resorts. Can we then book BLT at the 7 month window and also use those 300 points at BLT?
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Also look into the restrictions on the resale use. I believe they can only be used on Disney property and cannot be used with RCI
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