That’s great! Seems like it’s been 70+ days recently. Maybe my trade that they received on 2/17 will show up this week.Both weeks were added to my account on April 7, 2022
That’s great! Seems like it’s been 70+ days recently. Maybe my trade that they received on 2/17 will show up this week.Both weeks were added to my account on April 7, 2022
I was notified by Marriott that this is my account yesterday, and it showed up online this morning. About 8 weeks.Cypress Harbor 2 BR Annual Special season passed on 2/24/22 at $408.
I bought 3 gold weeks GV weeks on 2/7- the first week was sent to Marriott on 3/8 and confirmed transfer from Marriott today- so 49 days for Marriott to transfer and 78 days start to finish.
The other 2 were sent to Marriott on 3/26 & 4/12, so we'll see if the ~49 days or so holds once those ones transfer.
This was submitted to MVC in mid-March and I got notification from Owner Services this morning, so about 8 weeks or so.2 BR Harbour Lake Annual Platinum passed at $799 with seller paying closing costs.
Are they focusing their ROFR on points and letting the deeds go?This was submitted to MVC in mid-March and I got notification from Owner Services this morning, so about 8 weeks or so.
Not really. From ROFR.net it appears they're grabbing high value weeks and letting the lesser ones slide through, plus taking most of the points sales under $3.75 or so.Are they focusing their ROFR on points and letting the deeds go?
Not so sure, people also like to brag about what they were able to get through.People are more likely to document a failed purchase than a successful one.
I bought 3 gold weeks GV weeks on 2/7- the first week was sent to Marriott on 3/8 and confirmed transfer from Marriott today- so 49 days for Marriott to transfer and 78 days start to finish.
The other 2 were sent to Marriott on 3/26 & 4/12, so we'll see if the ~49 days or so holds once those ones transfer.
Week number 2 transferred today. So 3/26 to 5/23= 58 days. One more to go...
*** 5/1/16 - This link to the current, active ROFR database is added with the OP's permission: ROFR Experiences (www.rofr.net) ***
All,
I have had a few PMs asking me to compute ROFR metrics for various offers, which I am happy to do, and also asking for the history of this unofficial metric. The following thread is where we collected the data (such as it is).
I've taken the Points Value spreadsheet that TUGgers helped compile a couple of years back, and computed the ROFR metric for all weeks.
Accordingly, the attached is a hypothetical price of what should clear ROFR, if the metric can predict a ROFR exercise.
Please note, this approach is imperfect and I would hate to see a TUGger increase their bid based solely on this -- please make an offer price of what the week is worth to you. And please consult with a broker on what has been passing ROFR lately, they will have the most current information.
Anyone can compute their own ROFR metric:
1) Start with the DC Points that the underlying week is worth (example: 3,000 DC Points)
2) Multiply #1 by $10 per point (representing how much Marriott can sell the related points for if they ROFR it and deposit to the Trust -- example: 3,000 * $10/point = $30,000)
3) Take your Offer Price ($5,000?) and divide it by the result of #2 (example: $5,000 / $30,000 = 16.6%)
4) The resulting percentage will likely be between 5% - 35%.
My theory is that weeks where #4 is less than 23% have a greater probability of not passing ROFR than if #4 is greater than 23%. It is based on the linked thread up above.
I welcome comments, corrections and more recent data. Good luck!
Best,
Greg
This isn't Greg but I'll chime in. I've bought several resale weeks and DC points from eBay brokers. Most are reputable and I've never had an issue other than maybe transactions taking forever with one particular broker. You could also look at the TUG classifieds and Redweek.Hi Greg, you seem to be the man to whom others go with questions, so if you can entertain one more? I am looking to get Executive to Presidential for which I need 1350 DC points (technically 1500 as that is the tronche MVC requires). What is the best way one can do that and ensure that MVC accepts the deal with no restrictions? Also, how does one avoid shady brokers? Haven't checked any deals with MVC directly (Plus Points are a joke) but assuming $15 or more per point, I'm looking at close to $25K which is a non starter. Thanks for your wisdom. Bodie in CA
Thank you. I’m always concerned about the legitimacy of brokers. Also that MVC would not allow these points to be used with full privileges.This isn't Greg but I'll chime in. I've bought several resale weeks and DC points from eBay brokers. Most are reputable and I've never had an issue other than maybe transactions taking forever with one particular broker. You could also look at the TUG classifieds and Redweek.
You'll probably need to purchase for $3.50 or higher to clear ROFR, and you might hav to try a couple of times to make it through. Once you've passed ROFR you'll need to pay MVC $3/point to enroll them in the system. Once there they function just like points you bought from the developer and would count towards your status. I have first hand experience buying 1,000 points to get to Select a couple of years ago.
2 BD Lockoff at Ko Olina. Contract for $7,000 did NOT go through. MVCI exercised the ROFR. However, another week for $7,500 did go through, so we got a week.
They both were annual, mountain viewAnnual? Which view?
Please add them to the database: www.rofr.net.They both were annual, mountain view
please add to ROFR.netI have been inquiring about Marriott Timber Lodge platinum summer weeks with various realtors who are listing resales. One realtor told me that Marriott just exercised ROFR on a platinum summer week at $6,500 and yesterday a different realtor told me that Marriott just exercised ROFR on a platinum summer week at $7,000. These are pretty high numbers to be seeing ROFR, imo, but there it is.