My feeling is the broker dropped the ball on this one, and is just blaming Disney to get themselves out of some hot water. I mean, how would you even check into it, besides trusting the broker. I suppose you could give a call the closing company to check into it .
Not sure who your closing co. is, but if its Magic Vacation Title .........Nancy is great to deal with. I actually did the closing paperwork on my last deal in the office personally with Magic because I happened to be in Orlando at the time. Nancy notarized and witnessed my paperwork personally
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The closing company pretty much has the whole deal on its shoulders now, as once the "deal" is done and original contract is returned by the seller and buyer ........the broker has really nothing else to do .........its all the closing co. at this point.
BTW, Disney has to give ROFR decision within 30 days of the estimated closing date .........its just not an arbitrary "30 days" when they get the paperwork to look over. Most brokers schedule the closing date approx 45-60 days from original contract to force Disneys hand on the ROFR decision . They pretty much make it so Disney has to give decision in approx 30 days. It could take a few more or less days though. I have had one go 32 days already.
There is also an estoppel due from Disney after the ROFR waiver , so even if a closing co. wanted to push the closing without getting the official waiver from Disney (if its over 30 days) , they would likely have problems getting the estoppel smoothly from Disney .
Buying resale is a true test of patience !
But its worth the approx 50% savings over retail !
