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Very very true. This seems like its going to hurt original owners in the long run that didn't book studios. Which most of them bought VGF because Poly didn't have anything but Bungalows and Studios.

Last year we did have trouble with it being length of stay. We paid with a gift card and not our magic bang. Make sure you buy the drink mugs with your magic band so they can somehow tell how long your staying.

Maybe Riviera had a couple years of built in dues increases after all.

This was our thought process. We were looking at SSR because it was the cheapest direct at $165 but then you look at Riviera and think hmm. In January I think it was $186 if you bought so many I think it was down to $179 vs $165 at SSR plus its now good till 2070 at Riviera and it offers more...

Small contracts are less common so when buyers find them sometimes u just have to jump at it.

Thats a good price. We were looking at one that was missing 70% of its 2020 points.

how many points are available on this contract? did it have 2019 or 2020 points?

The only thing that will keep prices higher is a smaller inventory. That also has to balance with continued sales. If the resale website isn't making money because contracts aren't selling because prices are higher, there goes their commissions so after a while they too will want to lower prices...

I don't think this is really correct. People losing their jobs and needing to sell their contracts will not change if the parks reopen or announce a reopening. This does not bring their income back. I honestly think this is DVCRESALEMARKET's way of trying to spin the market and keep prices high.

Somehow the broker thinks that is totally no problem lol Well Now I know they are deceptive and won't be doing business with them. DVC Shop Resales that is.

True but if a seller pisses off a buyers swing and miss offer they are likely not coming back. Some might throw out a lowball offer to gauge the sellers willingness to haggle. I might lowball your listing but it doesn't mean im not willing to make incremental offers back and forth. By coming...

Any resort you buy direct they throw in the previous years points for free not just Riviera. We bought Copper Creek direct and got 2019 for free in March with a June use year. Good to know it wouldn't be until 2021 to get 2020 points! We bought Copper Creek direct and got 2019 for free in March...

Holy crap lol $144 on 100 points not happening. lol Max is 120. Now I'd say 105 is max. Awesome if you get $85. $144 is dreaming for them lol people by direct then sell a year or 2 later and think they will recoup what they paid direct are dreaming after a few years. Thats why I'm guessing they...

So I know when you buy DVC they give you the previous years worth of points for free like 2019 points if you buy now but when does it change over to getting 2020 points for free? Does that not happen till 2021 or when your use year in 2020 comes and passes that you are buying? I'm just wondering...

How many points is this? Could be high because its a small contract but still high.

My thoughts exactly.

Seems like the broker was deceiving. They told me to ignore Use years if it was the same resort. I don't think transfering points like u said is something to ignore use years for in my opinion.

What did you tell them? lol what broker was this with? I can't imagine the agent agreed lol

Is it also true that if I have 2 contracts at the same resort different use years they can be combined at 11 months?

Just had the same email reply from a Broker on no way something would sell in that price range and would def get snagged by ROFR. Won't scare me off since I'm an informed buyer who knows ROFR isn't happening for the last month and for a while since Disney is in a "conserve cash" stance lol...