I don't own SSR, but I must say, I cringe on behalf of SSR owners when you post that. I realize you are a prospective Buyer right now, but I assume you'll be sad if someone is here posting the lowest deals (instead of the highest deals, for example) when you go to sell...
Just don’t sell! The preponderance of owners don’t.
I have been sharing every deal.
Okayyyy. Although to be clear, you are not sharing every deal, just the Deed amounts. The Deeds do NOT tell you who paid for closing costs, service fees, or points, for example
Thx. … can’t wait to make my first reservation.
Thx. … can’t wait to make my first reservation!
TrueOkayyyy. Although to be clear, you are not sharing every deal, just the Deed amounts. The Deeds do NOT tell you who paid for closing costs, service fees, or points, for example
But that is the point, we're not interested in how much we can sell for, we're trying to see how low we can get them for.
It also doesn't say if it was a loaded contract with double points in what years, etc.....Okayyyy. Although to be clear, you are not sharing every deal, just the Deed amounts. The Deeds do NOT tell you who paid for closing costs, service fees, or points, for example
The price per point is actually immaterial in the long run - it's the dues that are the real cost of ownership.
But we can’t negotiate the dues.
Including printing out the deeds for himself.
If it’s just meta data for price transparency that’s one thing…. but once you start actually matching it up to people from an online chat forum… especially if you are looking at mortgage data….
The way I see it is that the spirit of this ROFR thread is to help buyers know what price to offer -- a "deal" that isn't going to flirt with/get snatched by ROFR, and Tom's work looking at every deed is extremely valuable to buyers (and sellers!), and he is even-handed in reporting both low and high price per point deeds.
PASSED !!!! I did not think we'd get it, but it passed today!!
No - I understood and I agree with your response that there will always be a market. Honestly, I would be surprised if Disney lets the park resort values ever drop too low - we are going to be able to see exactly what their approach will be with the 2042 expiry contracts. I refuse to believe that Disney is going to let those contracts head aimlessly toward the expiration dates while their values trail down to 0.... I really think they will do something to give owners an option to either extend or some other option to retain ownership and maintain the DVC brand.
