By Justin Zouhari
Did you know, DVC is technically a “leasehold” contract? Meaning, all DVC contracts have an end date or an expiration.
Whether you buy directly from Disney or resale, every contract at each resort will have the same expiration year.
Its very important to consider when buying Disney Vacation Club points because you will want to make sure it fits in with your travel plans for the future.
A leasehold property is when a developer leases a piece of land for a certain number of years.
These contracts may last 50 years or more, but they remain the same for all owners of the particular resort.
DVC will offer owners to extend their contracts. If DVC does not offer owners to extend, DVC simply takes back the units sold.
When you buy a timeshare on the resale market you can save a substantial amount of money.