DVC Sales Offer Accepted — What’s Next?
Expert Insight: DVC Sales Offer Accepted — What’s Next?
1. Signing the Purchase Agreement
2. Deposit and Escrow
3. Disney’s Right of First Refusal (ROFR)
4. Finalizing the Sale
5. Ongoing Support
Once you accept an offer, your DVC resale moves into the agreement phase, where we handle all the contract generation and title coordination.
Our system creates a purchase agreement reflecting all the terms you and the buyer agreed upon — including:
Contract price
Closing cost responsibilities
Available DVC points
Both parties will receive the agreement electronically for signature. Once signed, the agreement becomes legally binding.
The buyer must submit a deposit within 24 hours of signing. The deposit is 10% of the contract price (minimum $1,000) and is held securely in escrow by the title company.
Most deposits are submitted by credit card using a secure online portal.
A payment link is provided via email and also shown under your “My Agreements” section.
If the buyer fails to submit payment in time, the agreement may be canceled.
After the agreement is signed, the contract is submitted to Disney for ROFR review. This step typically takes 20–30 days.
If Disney waives ROFR, the contract proceeds to closing with the original buyer.
If Disney exercises ROFR, the buyer is removed, the seller is paid the agreed price, and the buyer receives a full refund. Our team will help the buyer search for another contract.
Once ROFR is waived:
The title company prepares and sends closing documents to both parties.
The buyer sends the final payment.
The deed is recorded, and the sale officially closes.
Throughout the process, your DVC Sales dashboard updates in real time to show your status. Our admin team monitors everything behind the scenes, coordinates with the title company, and is available to answer questions 7 days a week.
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DVC Sales Offer Accepted — What’s Next?
1. Signing the Purchase Agreement
2. Deposit and Escrow
3. Disney’s Right of First Refusal (ROFR)
4. Finalizing the Sale
5. Ongoing Support
Once you accept an offer, your DVC resale moves into the agreement phase, where we handle all the contract generation and title coordination.
Our system creates a purchase agreement reflecting all the terms you and the buyer agreed upon — including:
Contract price
Closing cost responsibilities
Available DVC points
Both parties will receive the agreement electronically for signature. Once signed, the agreement becomes legally binding.
The buyer must submit a deposit within 24 hours of signing. The deposit is 10% of the contract price (minimum $1,000) and is held securely in escrow by the title company.
Most deposits are submitted by credit card using a secure online portal.
A payment link is provided via email and also shown under your “My Agreements” section.
If the buyer fails to submit payment in time, the agreement may be canceled.
After the agreement is signed, the contract is submitted to Disney for ROFR review. This step typically takes 20–30 days.
If Disney waives ROFR, the contract proceeds to closing with the original buyer.
If Disney exercises ROFR, the buyer is removed, the seller is paid the agreed price, and the buyer receives a full refund. Our team will help the buyer search for another contract.
Once ROFR is waived:
The title company prepares and sends closing documents to both parties.
The buyer sends the final payment.
The deed is recorded, and the sale officially closes.
Throughout the process, your DVC Sales dashboard updates in real time to show your status. Our admin team monitors everything behind the scenes, coordinates with the title company, and is available to answer questions 7 days a week.
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