Estimates only. Actual income depends on market conditions, point availability, and timing. Rental income may be taxable — consult a tax professional. DVC rules limit commercial renting activity; see the rules section below.
Your Points Details
Your Income Estimate
Enter your points and rental percentage to see your estimated annual income.
Points Available to Rent
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of your annual allocation
Estimated Annual Income
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at $22 per point
DVC Renting Rules to Know
Disney Vacation Club's membership agreement permits members to rent their points, but places important limits on how often and how many points can be rented to avoid commercial-scale activity.
- DVC prohibits renting points in a manner that constitutes a "commercial rental operation" — defined informally as renting in a pattern that suggests you are running a business rather than occasionally renting surplus points.
- Habitual renters who rent large volumes of points year over year can face membership review or, in extreme cases, contract termination. DVC monitors rental patterns.
- Renting banked or borrowed points is permitted, giving members flexibility when life plans change.
- Points must be rented as complete reservations — you cannot sell individual points directly to renters.
- Rental income is generally taxable in the United States. The IRS treats rental income from DVC points as ordinary income. Keep records of each transaction.
- If you hold a large contract (500+ points) and rent a significant portion each year, consult with DVC Rental Club about best practices for staying within DVC's guidelines.
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