My experience following the foreclosure sales is that Disney is bidding up to what the resale values are so when they aren’t bid up that high it is simply because no one else bid against them. Yes you skip ROFR, they are treated as resale for restrictions, and you have to settle any outstanding MF or liens. The only MF or liens you don’t have to settle are those the judgement that forced the forclosure are on. So if the judgement is for 2015 MF you will still need to pay 2016, 2017, etc but would only have the current and next use year points. So there is risk but can be higher reward. Usually you have better “deals” on bigger contracts.
When buying foreclosure it is important that any lien that is “reasonably searched for” becomes your responsibility if not satisfied by the judgement.
For a little color a 25 point Boardwalk contract went for 3,900 and had no mortgage. However the judgement was for 2016 MF so the winner had to pay 2017, 2018, and 2019. To me that was overpaying. Also a lot of business bid on these in an attempt to flip them it appears.
I can provide details on how to find all the foreclosure sales and the auction website if you like. It’s fairly easy to search but connecting back to the deed that has the point and use year information is the “hardest” step. Else the foreclosure site just tells you the unit and resort at most which are too generic.