Quick Sale Offer

Sell Your DVC Without Waiting for a Traditional Resale

Sometimes getting your DVC contract sold quickly matters more than achieving the highest possible market price. Vacation Club Life’s Quick Sale program provides eligible owners with a direct offer for their DVC ownership, without listing the contract on the open resale market.

A Quick Sale offer will typically be lower than the price you might receive through a traditional resale listing. In exchange, it provides a simpler path to a sale without waiting for a buyer.

Not all DVC contracts will qualify for a Quick Sale offer.

When a Quick Sale May Make Sense

A Quick Sale may be worth considering if you:

• Need to sell your DVC ownership as quickly as possible
• Are dealing with past-due annual dues, a loan, lien, or possible foreclosure
• Want to sell one DVC ownership before purchasing at another resort
• Prefer the certainty of a direct offer rather than listing on the open market
• Have decided maximizing your sale price is less important than speed and simplicity

Looking for the highest possible sale price? A traditional resale listing will generally be the better option. Start with a complimentary Market Analysis to see what your contract may be worth on the open market.

How the Quick Sale Process Works

1. Tell us about your DVC ownership.
Complete the short form below with your resort, contract size and current point availability.

2. We review your contract.
Our team will determine whether the ownership qualifies and prepare an offer when available.

3. Review your offer.
There’s no obligation to accept. If you decide to move forward, we’ll guide you through the contract and closing process.

Costs and Other Considerations

As with a traditional DVC resale, certain seller expenses may apply to a Quick Sale transaction and will be reflected in your estimated net proceeds. Depending on the ownership and transaction, these may include:

• Vacation Club Life’s standard 8.5% commission, paid at closing.
• Any outstanding annual dues, loans or liens
• Disney’s $150 estoppel fee
• Applicable closing costs
• FIRPTA (Non-US Citizens) or HARPTA (Hawaii) withholding when applicable