Lowest price DVC in WDW- How Low Can U Go!!

[Ccarroll1100]

Originally Posted by gblast123

AKV - $50 - 200 pts - Oct. UY - 207 '11 pts, all '12 pt, seller pays '12 MF, buyer closing costs.

Awaiting ROFR.

Prices continue to drop and there does not seem to be a bottom in sight.

Wow!

[weluvmm]

Originally Posted by gblast123

AKV - $50 - 200 pts - Oct. UY - 207 '11 pts, all '12 pt, seller pays '12 MF, buyer closing costs.

Awaiting ROFR.

Prices continue to drop and there does not seem to be a bottom in sight.

I feel like I just got ripped off. I am awaiting ROFR on $71 for 100 points Oct UY with 120 points for 2010, and all 100 in 2011 and 12 points. So effectively less than $61 per point but still $50 sounds so much better...

[tomandrobin]

I had a loaded SSR on the table for $52 pp, but let it go.....I wanted $40.

[tomandrobin]

Originally Posted by gblast123

AKV - $50 - 200 pts - Oct. UY - 207 '11 pts, all '12 pt, seller pays '12 MF, buyer closing costs.

Awaiting ROFR.

Prices continue to drop and there does not seem to be a bottom in sight.

Wow....

[BWV Dreamin]

Something has to be in the works as far as direct benefits for DVC to let these prices fall as they have. OR there really are not enough of these sales to make a difference.

[dolewhip1010]

Originally Posted by gblast123

AKV - $50 - 200 pts - Oct. UY - 207 '11 pts, all '12 pt, seller pays '12 MF, buyer closing costs.

Awaiting ROFR.

Prices continue to drop and there does not seem to be a bottom in sight.

Sounds like time for me to make a move. Any thoughts on a price for VWL? I saw $45 was the lowest.

[zeferjen]

Originally Posted by gblast123

AKV - $50 - 200 pts - Oct. UY - 207 '11 pts, all '12 pt, seller pays '12 MF, buyer closing costs.

Awaiting ROFR.

Prices continue to drop and there does not seem to be a bottom in sight.

Can you give more details on your negotiation?

[gblast123]

Originally Posted by zeferjen

Can you give more details on your negotiation?

It is easy. Don't negotiate

What I do is, in writing, I say the following.

I am making a number of other offers. In the event that any other offer is accepted, this offer is withdrawn. This offer is only good for 24 hours.

I always make it a point of making the same offer on 3 similar contracts with the same broker.

The broker has to transmit the terms of the written offer to that client... so now the owner knows that they can't use this to wait on a better offer, and that it can be pulled at any time.

David

[salmoneous]

Originally Posted by BWV Dreamin

OR there really are not enough of these sales to make a difference.

That would be my guess.

Good news for those that can get them. But not a driving force in the grand scheme of things.

[gblast123]

Originally Posted by zeferjen

Can you give more details on your negotiation?

One thing I want to emphasize is the effort that this took. I have been actively looking for something since Jan. 14. I made about 30-40 offers in that time.. that is after I spent every single day looking at all the listings for the various brokers.

Calling the brokers and speaking to them about what flexibility there may possibly be... ie reading lots of tea leaves and goat entrails, so to speak.

So I was turned down about 60-70 times, including all the verbal..."do you think this is in the ballpark?... NOT a chance" type of questions and answers.

A low priced contract is 99% perspiration and aggravation, and 1% relief when someone finally accepts.

David