You’ve heard why Blue Card Members love going direct; now it’s time to hear why so many people opt out and purchase on the secondary market. Spoiler: it saves you a LOT of money, but that’s not all. Join Chad, Jake, & DVC Resale Market Agents – Marissa and Derek as they discuss why adding resale or just having a virtual white card is still an excellent option for those looking for maximum value.
It’s a classic debate in the DVC community: do you buy direct from Disney or save money and buy from the resale market? We recruited three died in the wool, blue-card-carrying, buy direct from Disney evangelists to share the top 5 reasons why people should consider buying directly from Disney.
DVC Members love their home resorts for a variety of reasons. Chad, Valerie, Brad, and Sandy are back to discuss the three main factors people use when picking their home resort. Some people buy them because they love the resort. Others buy specifically for the 11-month booking window advantage. Yet other members are more influenced by the financial, economic, and deed expiration dates. We believe every resort is unique, and there’s something for everyone to love in DVC. Join the conversation as we discuss these three factors across all of the DVC resorts.
Our new member education series continues in Episode 118. Brad and Chad discuss what makes DVC different from other timeshares. The flexibility of the point system and incredible strong demand to stay on property at Disney. This demand creates a huge resale and rental market.
First episode of a podcast series focusing on New Member Education. If you’re a new member or researching becoming a member, we’re creating a podcast playlist just for you. Our panel will be made up of experienced DVC members that are very active in DVC facebook groups.
Chad, Christy, Alicia, and Vicky discuss their experiences deeding and titling their DVC contracts and estate planning as DVC members. The fundamental question of estate planning is what happens to my stuff when I pass on? DVC markets this product in a fashion that you can leave this deeded estate product to your heirs. However, to do that, you should probably learn a few terms before hiring your estate planning professional in your state.
