Has anyone here on the boards bought points for the DVC as a resale? If so who did you go through & does it work well? Thanks in advance for your help.
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DVC resale question
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DisneyPhD
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We own at VWL and bought through Disney in 2002. However if we got an add on it would be resale now. We often check out the disboards (www.disboards.com) DVC site and resale site (from the Timeshare store I belive, there are others.) They list what is avilable.
I think 1st time buyers should at least contact DVC and get the info packages, tapes and talk to at guide 1 on 1 for a while. There is nothing stopping you from buying resale after you have learned it all from the guide. Our guides name was Mary Manix.
Good luck, check out disboards, the DVC forem is a wealth of info with well over a 1,000 active DVC members on it. (there seem to be 20 or 30 of us at magic.)
I think 1st time buyers should at least contact DVC and get the info packages, tapes and talk to at guide 1 on 1 for a while. There is nothing stopping you from buying resale after you have learned it all from the guide. Our guides name was Mary Manix.
Good luck, check out disboards, the DVC forem is a wealth of info with well over a 1,000 active DVC members on it. (there seem to be 20 or 30 of us at magic.)
DisneyPhD
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Correct, Saratoga Springs contracts are through 2054 while all other DVC properties go until 2042.
One thing to keep in mind when buying resale is how many points are currently available on the contract. What I mean is that the seller may have used up all of this years points and possibly even borrowed (and used) all of next years points. So you might buy it now but not be able to take a trip until 2006. Other contracts may have a bunch banked meaning you could take a bunch of trips immediately. Lots of little things to think about but if you have a good resale agent, they should be able to help sort throught it all. I've heard good things about the Timeshare Store.
One thing to keep in mind when buying resale is how many points are currently available on the contract. What I mean is that the seller may have used up all of this years points and possibly even borrowed (and used) all of next years points. So you might buy it now but not be able to take a trip until 2006. Other contracts may have a bunch banked meaning you could take a bunch of trips immediately. Lots of little things to think about but if you have a good resale agent, they should be able to help sort throught it all. I've heard good things about the Timeshare Store.