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Sell Your DVC Points or Membership Fast

Get matched with DVC Sales. Trusted since 2016, A+ BBB rated, 6.9% commission, no upfront fees.

Questions? Call us: (407) 205-1435

Submit your details and a licensed DVC Sales agent will contact you within 24 hours to finalize your listing. 6.9% commission through DVC Sales. No upfront fees.

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How DVC Sales Compares

Typical seller commissions across major DVC resale brokers. List with DVC Sales through DVC Market.

Broker Commission Upfront Fees
DVC Sales via DVC Market 6.9% None
DVC Store 8.5% None
Fidelity Real Estate 8.5% $250 (buyer-side)
DVC Resale Market 9.5% None
DVC Shop 10% None

On a $15,000 contract, 6.9% vs 10% saves you $465. Rates shown are typical. Verify current rates with each broker before listing.

Why Sellers Trust DVC Sales for DVC Resale

Since 2016
Selling DVC contracts
10,000+ Families
Helped through resale
A+ BBB Rating
Better Business Bureau
95% Sell in 30 Days
When fairly priced

How Selling Your DVC Contract Works

  1. Submit your details. Fill out the form above with your home resort, points, Use Year, and asking price if you have one in mind.
  2. Hear from a licensed agent. A DVC Sales agent contacts you within 24 hours to review your contract and discuss market pricing.
  3. Your contract gets listed. No upfront fees. Your listing goes live and is marketed to active DVC resale buyers.
  4. Offers come in and get negotiated. Your agent handles buyer communication and negotiation on your behalf.
  5. Disney reviews the sale (ROFR). Once terms are agreed, the contract goes through Disney's Right of First Refusal, typically taking 30-45 days.
  6. Closing. If Disney waives ROFR, the sale closes through a title company, and funds are disbursed once the transfer is complete.

Frequently Asked Questions About Selling DVC

How do I sell my DVC contract?

Submit your contract details through DVC Market's form above. A licensed DVC Sales agent contacts you within 24 hours to review your points, home resort, and Use Year, then lists your contract for sale at 6.9% commission with no upfront fees.

How much are my DVC points worth?

Value depends on your home resort, contract size, Use Year, remaining contract term, and any pending reservations. Resorts with longer contract terms or higher resale demand typically command a higher price per point. Your DVC Sales agent will assess this based on current market comparables.

How long does it take to sell DVC points?

Fairly priced contracts typically sell fast: 95% of contracts priced at fair market value sell within 30 days. Overpriced listings can take significantly longer, which is why your agent's pricing guidance matters. Once a buyer is found and terms are agreed, Disney's Right of First Refusal (ROFR) review typically takes 30-45 days, followed by closing through a title company.

What does it cost to sell through DVC Market?

DVC Sales charges 6.9% commission with no upfront fees. You only pay when your contract sells. Submitting your details through DVC Market is free, and there's no obligation to list.

What happens after I submit my details?

A licensed DVC Sales agent reviews your contract details and contacts you within 24 hours to discuss pricing, listing timeline, and next steps. There's no obligation to move forward at this stage. If you're selling as a foreign national, FIRPTA/HARPTA tax withholding requirements will apply. DVC FIRPTA and DVC HARPTA handle this as part of closing. At closing, funds are held and disbursed securely through DVCSafePay escrow.

Can I sell my DVC points back to Disney?

Disney does not buy contracts back directly from members. Disney holds a Right of First Refusal (ROFR) on resale contracts, meaning it can step in and purchase an agreed-upon sale instead of letting it proceed to the buyer. In practice, Disney rarely exercises ROFR, and when it does, it typically pays around 60% of the contract's actual secondary market value.

Selling from outside the US? Foreign sellers are subject to FIRPTA (federal) and, for Aulani contracts, HARPTA (Hawaii state) tax withholding. DVC FIRPTA and DVC HARPTA handle this compliance as part of your closing.

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