When selling DVC points to a third-party, what is the current going rate?
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Selling DVC Points
- Thread starter sliberatore
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networkpro
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- Yes
Lots of "depends" things: Resort, years left on contract, Disney's current first right to repurchase take rate.
Vacationeer
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Ballpark right now on contracts 100-150 points:
OKW2042 $80
OKW2057 $100
AKV $110
BWC $120
BCV $130
SSR $90
BLT $130
VGF $150
PVB $160
CCV $130
RVA $115
BRV $85
ROUGHLY. Smaller contracts generally cost more per point than large ones. Stripped contracts usually cost less per point than loaded. Unlike direct, resale terms are negotiable such as who will pay dues and closing costs. Use Year can sometimes increase/decrease going rates. Can be +/-$10pp depending on interest of a specific contract.
Google resale aggregator. There are several sites where you can sort all contracts currently on the market across different brokers to get an idea of value on your particular contract.
OKW2042 $80
OKW2057 $100
AKV $110
BWC $120
BCV $130
SSR $90
BLT $130
VGF $150
PVB $160
CCV $130
RVA $115
BRV $85
ROUGHLY. Smaller contracts generally cost more per point than large ones. Stripped contracts usually cost less per point than loaded. Unlike direct, resale terms are negotiable such as who will pay dues and closing costs. Use Year can sometimes increase/decrease going rates. Can be +/-$10pp depending on interest of a specific contract.
Google resale aggregator. There are several sites where you can sort all contracts currently on the market across different brokers to get an idea of value on your particular contract.
Vacationeer
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
If selling I’d list it at about 5% or 10% more than what I’d be willing to let it go to leave room for negotiation.
NickPytlinski
Well-Known Member
Hey There!
Are you referring to splitting a contract to sell? selling full contract points forever? or selling/renting them to others for 1 points use year? (hope that makes sense)
i can help with rental, $16 a point fo home resort via DVC rental store. this can change closer to the date though.
nickys
Premium Member
You can’t split a contract.
NickPytlinski
Well-Known Member
sorry, i know that, was just asking as the original question said 'selling DVC points' which i just wanted to check.
thanks for quick response
Does anybody know if there has been any talk of rental rates going up? I used to sell my points on years we couldn't make it. But with OKW dues being so high and rental rates only being $16, it's not really worth it for me like it used to be. Dues and hotel prices continue to rise but the rental price has been stagnant for years. So I just end up going myself just to not lose points and not go to any parks, or I just bank them if possible. The price always confused me as to why some resorts only get $16 while others are $18. I rarely ever booked OKW for the renters when I rented out the points. It was always for a high tier resort. So why does home resort matter if that isn't where you are booking anyway?
nickys
Premium Member
The price is determined by the brokers. They charge renters a lot more of course, and for confirmed rentals the price per point being paid can be up to $30 per point.
Even at $16, that’s still more than the annual dues. You can always rent them yourself and ask more.
DisneyDad55
New Member
Resorts such as Saratoga Springs, Old Key West, and Animal Kingdom have lots of inventory and so the home point advantage between 7 to 11 months doesn’t really give you a lot. If you were booking resorts that are not your home resort then any points outside of Riviera and the cabins can book those and so then it just turns into supply and demand.
Compare that to resorts such as Grand Californian, Disneyland Hotel, Beach club, Boardwalk with the low standard view point chart or the boardwalk view rooms, Grand Floridian, etc. These resorts can be very hard to book if you don’t have home resort priority, and so people are willing to pay more for them.