If I was a seller, I would not consider the contract as “locked in” until after 10 days.I know you said not your normal mindset, but do folks often keep shopping during the 10 day period looking for better deals?
I’ve had two buyers drop out of a contract I’m sellingso I’m wondering if this tactic is ‘normal.’
I don’t think this is often. I considered the 10 day window for if life circumstances change, contract isnt written how you thought it would be etc.I know you said not your normal mindset, but do folks often keep shopping during the 10 day period looking for better deals?
I’ve had two buyers drop out of a contract I’m selling
Looks like the board sponsor is the one that fell off. Only showing 85 vs 432 on their website.
In this case, I’m guessing that the prelude of irregular behavior over the past three or four weeks is more likely to suggest that this is more irregular behavior, not a data issue. But I could be wrong. It might also be worth pointing out that people should be really careful dealing with any business that has an ongoing pattern of unpredictable behavior.
I was just having a similar issue with fidelityrealestate.com. Specifically their VGF listings. The others seem fine though. Maybe unrelated.
It was largely not the board sponsor listing a ton of Aulani contracts for example - the board sponsor always has the bulk of the dvc resale listings and in recent weeks the "irregular" behaviour was other brokers' work. So I don't really get this vaguely conspiracy-theory mindset, but sounds like Brian Noble solved it for us anyway.
I think they’re having issues and the sponsor isn’t showing up for older contracts. I can’t see some of my saved listings.
Agreed. Another possibility is someone getting positive feedback on buying DVC (for example, here) but then when they say the words DISNEY TIMESHARE around friends it all blows up as either timeshares being evil or buying Disney being too Disney-focused. To the non- or neutral-Disney people, Disney lovers may be perceived as crazy. That last part is probably true, but in a good way
Was it my Disney/Star Wars hat or shirt that gave it away?Agreed. Another possibility is someone getting positive feedback on buying DVC (for example, here) but then when they say the words DISNEY TIMESHARE around friends it all blows up as either timeshares being evil or buying Disney being too Disney-focused. To the non- or neutral-Disney people, Disney lovers may be perceived as crazy. That last part is probably true, but in a good way
My husband will wear the plethora of Disney shirts I buy him. With the most recent Disney Store stacking promo I bought the DVC shirts that say member since on the back, he was not on boardWas it my Disney/Star Wars hat or shirt that gave it away?
What I've noticed with Fidelity recently is that their most recent listings will show a blank page. Then a while later or the next day the page is up and running.I was just having a similar issue with fidelityrealestate.com. Specifically their VGF listings. The others seem fine though. Maybe unrelated.
I should get back to work.
Yeah, that’s fair.
So brutal to think I'm competing with BOTS when I'm west coast and getting online all focused at crazy early hours here. (Sad, sad face).
Yeah its kind of deflating seeing how much the west coast is rented out commercially.
I sent them a chat message about a specific contract. They called me. Calling me has ZERO chance of getting me to buy ANYTHING. Talk to a live person? Eww
