Anyone made it through (or not made it through) ROFR recently? - Section V

[nunzia]

Originally Posted by Breyean

I really, really feel that exact thing happened to me, based on the smug tone of my guide that night I was ROFR'd the first time. The second time he was little more reserved, but the timing was certainly suspect.

Now, if I get ROFR'd again next week and get ANOTHER call from my guide that same night...

That would be fine with me though, also. As long as I get my VGC points I don't really care what route it takes

[Joey7295]

If you cancel more than 10 days after you sign contracts, I believe you lose your deposit

[Joey7295]

Originally Posted by nunzia

Here I am, amazingly, joining this group. After waiting since last April for direct VGC points, I happened across a resale contract that fit and jumped on it. So..off it goes to ROFR (hope my guide doesn't call NOW...what a dilemma). So details are 125 VGC, March use year, $108 a pt, 12 pts coming from 2013, 125 2014, I pay closing. Fingers crossed..more points than originally intended but I'm sure if it works out, I can use them

I am pretty sure you will pass

[Joey7295]

Originally Posted by nunzia

Oh heck no..I'm not off the waitlist..I've been told I'm next in line..so..if it gets ROFR'd I may still get those points..and if by some weird fluke the waitlist comes through during the process..well..I don't know what I'd do..Cancel the reasale sale since direct is a sure thing? I'd hate to do that too since I feel obligated to going through with a deal I signed on to..ack..here's hoping my guide DOESN'T call this time.

If you cancel more than 10 days after you sign contracts, I believe you lose your deposit

[MapleGirl]

Wow! I found a seller interested in what I'm offering. My agent is putting the contracts together then we'll go through ROFR. It is a SSR contract, 150 points for $50/pt, buyer pays MF's, buyer and seller split closing costs. I hope it goes through!

[DannysMom]

Originally Posted by MapleGirl

Wow! I found a seller interested in what I'm offering. My agent is putting the contracts together then we'll go through ROFR. It is a SSR contract, 150 points for $50/pt, buyer pays MF's, buyer and seller split closing costs. I hope it goes through!

Good luck! Congrats on finding a willing seller.

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[DisneyFansInLINY]

Originally Posted by MapleGirl

Wow! I found a seller interested in what I'm offering. My agent is putting the contracts together then we'll go through ROFR. It is a SSR contract, 150 points for $50/pt, buyer pays MF's, buyer and seller split closing costs. I hope it goes through!

Oh wow that is a great deal. I was putting in offers for $50 per point for SSR 150 points but either never heard back and cancelled my offer or was rejected with no counteroffer given. What broker are you using and does it come with points or is it stripped?

Good luck with ROFR

[nunzia]

Originally Posted by Joey7295

I am pretty sure you will pass

I hope it does..but why do you say that?
And..I would most likely not cancel if my waitlist came through even though I'd have a boatload of points.

[puffkin]

Originally Posted by DisneyFansInLINY

Oh wow that is a great deal. I was putting in offers for $50 per point for SSR 150 points but either never heard back and cancelled my offer or was rejected with no counteroffer given. What broker are you using and does it come with points or is it stripped?

Good luck with ROFR

I don't know if this will help you or not, but we have a contract in ROFR now for SSR at $48/point. I believe the sellers have another contract listed for SSR (170 points) as when I was boing nosy and looking up their deeds I decided to see if they were selling all their DVC or just this one and two other contracts seemed to match them.

[DisneyFansInLINY]

Originally Posted by puffkin

I don't know if this will help you or not, but we have a contract in ROFR now for SSR at $48/point. I believe the sellers have another contract listed for SSR (170 points) as when I was boing nosy and looking up their deeds I decided to see if they were selling all their DVC or just this one and two other contracts seemed to match them.

Thank you. I have an offer on a contract right now but if the seller rejects it, I would love details on your findings

[chasshan]

Originally Posted by nunzia

Oh heck no..I'm not off the waitlist..I've been told I'm next in line..so..if it gets ROFR'd I may still get those points..and if by some weird fluke the waitlist comes through during the process..well..I don't know what I'd do..Cancel the reasale sale since direct is a sure thing? I'd hate to do that too since I feel obligated to going through with a deal I signed on to..ack..here's hoping my guide DOESN'T call this time.

Hi,
I'm still new to all of this, but couldn't you just call and ask to be taken off the wait list until you hear back about ROFR? Then if it doesn't work out just get back on the wait list with DVC? Would that then put you at the bottom of a long list? It seems like you could eventually get some points through resale, eventually, and most likely at a savings.
Shanna

[nunzia]

Originally Posted by chasshan

Hi,
I'm still new to all of this, but couldn't you just call and ask to be taken off the wait list until you hear back about ROFR? Then if it doesn't work out just get back on the wait list with DVC? Would that then put you at the bottom of a long list? It seems like you could eventually get some points through resale, eventually, and most likely at a savings.
Shanna

Well, I could, but it's taken me almost a year to be at the top of this waitlist for my use year points at VGC. Since the VGC is so small, contracts are very difficult to get direct. Certain use years seem to come available rarely and it looks like mine is one of them. If I cancel I will be sent to the bottom of a very long list and then if the points get ROFR I will end up with nothing and have to begin my waitlist process at the end of the pack. Resale points are also hard to come by and this is the first one I've seen in my use year as long as I've been looking.

[quandrea]

Couple of years ago we paid $62 a point for a 200 pt contract at SSR. Thought it was a good deal. Now I see them passing at $45. Can we really pick up a contract at $45 per point. May be time to add on....

[DannysMom]

Originally Posted by quandrea

Couple of years ago we paid $62 a point for a 200 pt contract at SSR. Thought it was a good deal. Now I see them passing at $45. Can we really pick up a contract at $45 per point. May be time to add on....

At $50 or less, it may be difficult to find an agreeable seller. Not impossible if you have time & are very patient, and willing to take lots of rejection.

Easier to get seems, like something in the $50-60 range, depending on specific contract. GL

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[lovin'fl]

Originally Posted by quandrea

Couple of years ago we paid $62 a point for a 200 pt contract at SSR. Thought it was a good deal. Now I see them passing at $45. Can we really pick up a contract at $45 per point. May be time to add on....

I'd say you might be able to get a resale for $48-58 range...the smaller the contract the higher the cost.