ROFR Thread April to June 2023 *PLEASE SEE FIRST POST FOR INSTRUCTIONS & FORMATTING TOOL*

[DonMacGregor]

Aren’t these places on the Big Island - not Oahu? Or are you saying your prefer the Big Island?

Those are all on Oahu. There IS a Waimea on the Big Island too.

 

[Jgc014]

Those are all on Oahu. There IS a Waimea on the Big Island too.

Appreciate. Oahu is the only island I’ve never been on, and Waimea and Kailua seemed very familiar from the Big Island.

 

[DonMacGregor]

Appreciate. Oahu is the only island I’ve never been on, and Waimea and Kailua seemed very familiar from the Big Island.

Very underrated and unfairly defined by Honolulu and Waikiki. Once you get out into the "country", it has many of the same amazing features and landscape that the other islands have (well, except volcanos), including some truly amazing waterfalls (including Waimea and Waimanoa). Drive eat out of Honolulu, and once you round Coco Head, there's stuff to see all the way up the windward side of the island. Sandy and Makapu'u Beaches if you love body surfing, Kailua for a real "local" beach, and up past Chinaman's Hat to Kualoa for the ranch (where they've filmed Jurassic Park, Godzilla, and Lost) and its amazing purple mountains and rain forest, and the beach park. Up on the North Shore you have more amazing rain forests and the Waimea Valley, and big wave surfing at Pipeline, Sunset and Haleiwa.

There are amazing rain forests everywhere on the island, some just outside of (or really IN Honolulu), including the Tanatalus area around the Punchbowl Crater, up and over Pali Lookout, and many other spots. Plus, you can still get an original Dole Whip at the Dole Plantation (you gotta do SOME touristy things).

 

[Jgc014]

Very underrated and unfairly defined by Honolulu and Waikiki. Once you get out into the "country", it has many of the same amazing features and landscape that the other islands have (well, except volcanos), including some truly amazing waterfalls (including Waimea and Waimanoa). Drive eat out of Honolulu, and once you round Coco Head, there's stuff to see all the way up the windward side of the island. Sandy and Makapu'u Beaches if you love body surfing, Kailua for a real "local" beach, and up past Chinaman's Hat to Kualoa for the ranch (where they've filmed Jurassic Park, Godzilla, and Lost) and its amazing purple mountains and rain forest, and the beach park. Up on the North Shore you have more amazing rain forests and the Waimea Valley, and big wave surfing at Pipeline, Sunset and Haleiwa.

There are amazing rain forests everywhere on the island, some just outside of (or really IN Honolulu), including the Tanatalus area around the Punchbowl Crater, up and over Pali Lookout, and many other spots. Plus, you can still get an original Dole Whip at the Dole Plantation (you gotta do SOME touristy things).

Awesome - sounds great! Thank you.

It’s on my list … if only I had more money and more PTO.

 

[pianomanzano]

Very underrated and unfairly defined by Honolulu and Waikiki. Once you get out into the "country", it has many of the same amazing features and landscape that the other islands have (well, except volcanos), including some truly amazing waterfalls (including Waimea and Waimanoa). Drive eat out of Honolulu, and once you round Coco Head, there's stuff to see all the way up the windward side of the island. Sandy and Makapu'u Beaches if you love body surfing, Kailua for a real "local" beach, and up past Chinaman's Hat to Kualoa for the ranch (where they've filmed Jurassic Park, Godzilla, and Lost) and its amazing purple mountains and rain forest, and the beach park. Up on the North Shore you have more amazing rain forests and the Waimea Valley, and big wave surfing at Pipeline, Sunset and Haleiwa.

There are amazing rain forests everywhere on the island, some just outside of (or really IN Honolulu), including the Tanatalus area around the Punchbowl Crater, up and over Pali Lookout, and many other spots. Plus, you can still get an original Dole Whip at the Dole Plantation (you gotta do SOME touristy things).

All this Hawaii talk is making me excited for my 40th next year at Aulani!

 

[larry47591]

larry47591---$60-$7285-100-VB-Mar-0/22, 100/23, 51/24, 100/25-Credit for ‘24points- sent 4/24

Got another one. Still waiting on the first to pass. Only been 2 weeks. This one was a better deal couldn't let it get by me. Only issues is closing is delayed till 7/30 but not a big deal.

 

[stevevm]

stevevm---$121-$14142-100-AKV-Dec-0/22, 100/23, 100/24- sent 4/19

 

[Billy_Anzovino]

I wish I had asked for Mason. I’m going on almost 3 weeks and havent gotten closing docs from magicvacationtitle.com

What's the norm for closing docs?

 

[HIRyeDVC]

Very underrated and unfairly defined by Honolulu and Waikiki. Once you get out into the "country", it has many of the same amazing features and landscape that the other islands have (well, except volcanos), including some truly amazing waterfalls (including Waimea and Waimanoa). Drive eat out of Honolulu, and once you round Coco Head, there's stuff to see all the way up the windward side of the island. Sandy and Makapu'u Beaches if you love body surfing, Kailua for a real "local" beach, and up past Chinaman's Hat to Kualoa for the ranch (where they've filmed Jurassic Park, Godzilla, and Lost) and its amazing purple mountains and rain forest, and the beach park. Up on the North Shore you have more amazing rain forests and the Waimea Valley, and big wave surfing at Pipeline, Sunset and Haleiwa.

There are amazing rain forests everywhere on the island, some just outside of (or really IN Honolulu), including the Tanatalus area around the Punchbowl Crater, up and over Pali Lookout, and many other spots. Plus, you can still get an original Dole Whip at the Dole Plantation (you gotta do SOME touristy things).

You’re making me want to get out of my house more!

 

[thelionqueen]

What's the norm for closing docs?

My experience with Mason was very quick, like 2 business days I think? With FA, had to continually ask for updates and took 2+ weeks even with me following up often

 

[Billy_Anzovino]

My experience with Mason was very quick, like 2 business days I think? With FA, had to continually ask for updates and took 2+ weeks even with me following up often

Oh wow that's crazy

 

[canadiandisneymommy]

canadiandisneymommy---$90-$20377-200-SSR-Dec-0/21, 320/22, 200/23, 200/24- sent 4/24

 

[disney-inspired]

Waiting on my closing docs (20 days) and waiting for ROFR on my 2nd contract (18 days).

 

[lilsonicfan]

no ROFR emails today, so sad. I just hit the 2 week mark on mine, was really hoping it'd be today!

 

[Billy_Anzovino]

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Waiting on my closing docs (20 days) and waiting for ROFR on my 2nd contract (18 days).

What company for closing docs?

 

[Bambi19]

Bambi19---$99-$21640-210-OKW(E)-Apr-0/22, 313/23, 210/24, 210/25- sent 4/24

Sent today!! Now to wait more!

 

[disney-inspired]

What company for closing docs?

Broker is dvcresalemarket.com and title company is magicvacationtitle.com

 

[LKKNZ]

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Waiting on my closing docs (20 days) and waiting for ROFR on my 2nd contract (18 days).

24 days on closing docs here. First Am.

 

[disney-inspired]

24 days on closing docs here. First Am.

 

[Tracy_DVC]

no ROFR emails today, so sad. I just hit the 2 week mark on mine, was really hoping it'd be today!

Same here, I was hoping for today. Im two weeks out also.