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Although the majority of people enjoy their Disney Vacation Club membership, from time to time -depending on the reasons -- people do choose to offer their membership. What do you do if your membership is available to auction? There are two choices. The first is to give the contract to Disney to purchase it back. You can be sure that you'll receive a fair amount for your points should they choose to buy it back. Resales agents are the second choice and the one that the majority of customers prefer to employ. Resale brokers are licensed real estate agents (a prerequisite to sell or represent timeshares). It is simple to follow: Contact a resale broker's office You can contact a resale broker's office and give them the details of your contract (home resort, year of use, how many points you own, the current status of your points etc. ). The agent will then inform you as to what the market is selling the contract at. Once you've determined a price to offer your membership at the agent, they will provide you with a listing agreement via email. Fill out the information and scan or send it by fax to the broker. When the payment is accepted, the broker will confirm the points when they get the payment from Disney. They will discuss pricing with you. Once that's completed, they will provide you with a price list. Whether you have an interest extra resources about DVC resales, sneak a peep at this website. Depending on the broker the broker uses, it usually takes less than 30 days to locate buyers. Closing may take between 6 and 8 weeks depending upon the broker. The title company will then send you a certified check for the sale proceeds (selling price less any commissions or fees charged by the broker which typically are 8.5%). A typical cost to sell your contract is around 8.5 percent commission to the broker, and $150 Disney fee upon closing. There is a good chance that you won't be subject to any charges or fees when your contract isn't sold. Our site's sponsor, The Timeshare Store, has been in business of representing sellers and buyers of DVC for more than 25 years. They don't charge upfront costs, and they handle all of the elements of selling, including finding a buyer in exchange for listing your contract, collecting all the documents required including the deposit for escrow. The Timeshare Store will also manage Disney's Right of First Refusal process (Disney reserves the right to buy back the contract in the event that they believe it's in their best interest to make the purchase).