Closing costs are an estimate only. The closing costs on most DVC resales will vary depending on the dollar amount of purchase. These costs will include title search, title insurance, administrative fees and recording fees (deed and any other pertinent documents). The closing costs are paid to the title company at closing. If you are financing your purchase, additional fees charged by the lender will range from $300-$450.

Purchasing a DVC contract on the resale market comes with certain restrictions: Your Vacation Points can only be used for reservations at the original 14 Disney Vacation Club resorts and for exchanges with the World Collection. At this time, only Members who purchase directly from Disney will be able to use their Vacation Points to book Riviera Resort, the Villas at Disneyland Hotel, or the Cabins at Fort Wilderness as a non-home resort. Resale owners do not have access to Incidental Benefits (also known as Membership Extras) such as Member discounts on dining, shopping, annual passes, Member-exclusive events, and certain special Member offers. Read more here.

When an offer is accepted, we prepare the contracts and email them to you for e-signatures. Included will also be instructions for remitting your good faith deposit. Once the contracts are signed and the deposit is in escrow, we forward the contracts to Disney to start the ROFR process. It takes Disney around 30 days to approve a sale. After Disney approves (”waives”) the sale, it then takes about 2-3 weeks for the title company to close the transaction. During this time you will need to sign and return final closing documents and remit any remaining funds due. Once the sale has closed, it takes Disney approx. 3 weeks to set up your new membership and load the points in your account.