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Re: Re: Hilton Timeshare (by KC):

davidt256 wrote:

I am quite interested in buying some points on the re-sale market but read that Hilton reserves the right to review the final sales contract and at their option, they can choose to buy back the points instead of allowing the sale to go thru to the buyer. Does anyone have any experience on how often they do this or if there is kind of a “threshold” they observe where the sale is likely to conclude. Since they take up to 30 days to make their decision, I don’t want to waste mine or anyone else’s time making an offer on some points that is not likely to succeed. Hope that all makes sense. Thank you. David T.

Your inquiry makes perfect sense, but unfortunately it is virtually impossible to predict the $$ number(s) at which any developer will exercise ROFR (right of first refusal). You are certainly not the first person to be frustrated by the “mystery” of ROFR decisions by developers and the potential for wasted time and effort if / when a developer decides to exercise right of first refusal when a buyer attempts a purchase from a seller. I can only wish you luck.