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backwoods_lex · 04-30-09, 11:54

I've thought about doing it before but haven't been able to come up with the money for the investment. I figured if I can't find anyone to pay me $25-$50 an hour, why not pay myself to do it?

I have absolutely no idea what number of cars you can sell per year in each state, but I'm sure all of the other stuff would confuse me too. Maybe you could use siblings and friends to help you out for a few bucks. Would I have to sign the title and then have it remade? Would I have to have the car insured for two weeks (and is that something thatI could do?)

One would think that there would be money in it. I remember seeing dealers tell customers that the can't use their car and would only pay $500 for it only to have me spend six hours detailing it and selling it for $4500 firm LOL.

04-30-09, 11:54	#7 (permalink)
backwoods_lex Registered User backwoods_lex is offline Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 747	Re: buying used kars, detailing, and selling I've thought about doing it before but haven't been able to come up with the money for the investment. I figured if I can't find anyone to pay me $25-$50 an hour, why not pay myself to do it? I have absolutely no idea what number of cars you can sell per year in each state, but I'm sure all of the other stuff would confuse me too. Maybe you could use siblings and friends to help you out for a few bucks. Would I have to sign the title and then have it remade? Would I have to have the car insured for two weeks (and is that something thatI could do?) One would think that there would be money in it. I remember seeing dealers tell customers that the can't use their car and would only pay $500 for it only to have me spend six hours detailing it and selling it for $4500 firm LOL.