Good content and great at explaining things. You got me once you said, you bought the white truck from Ohio and drove 4 hours. I'm from Ohio and been flipping cars and trucks on and off for about 5 yrs. Watching you for the first time today, made me realize how much more money I can make taking it serious. You just got a new subscriber
I've done this some with dirt bikes, got a couple good deals on trucks, and a few free boats off marketplace too.. you can make good money with anything on there just know your market and pricing
This is helpful. The visual representation of the investment is very helpful to visualize exactly how this industry works and how I can get started. Definitely better than most how-to flipping gurus out there. Good video!
So my question is about taxes - everything should be able to be written off? trips to pick up vehicle, flights, hotels, food, gas, new wheels, tires, brakes, misc parts, etc.??? Do I have this correct ?
Do you have a dealers license? I am moving to Colorado from California... have a DR650 dual sport but am gonna need a truck. Thinking of just flipping trucks. The cap is 3 a year so I can do that but am considering a dealer license.
I think you need $100k in net worth to apply. 3 a year won't realistically get you 100k either unless you use that money to flip other stuff too. So many California people here. Please only bring politics opposite of California's with you 🤣 we need to keep Colorado awesome.
@@misterbulger interesting.. yeah I'm good on the money part. Thanks for the info! Should be interesting politically... San Francisco is quite left leaning. I hear Colorado is purple.
The work you are talking about doing to these trucks ain't that valuable bro I don't see how you can justify fixing up a bit of bodywork and using glue and zipties to make a truck worth double the price... plus if you aren't mechanically inclined how do you know there isn't more problems that you aren't picking up on...do you sell these vehicles with a inspection?
@@AutomotiveMoney Are you buying vehicles from some family business, like a dealership, or somehow buying from friends or family? Many are asking in the comments how you find these low prices.
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This guy must be finding some insane deals
Good content and great at explaining things. You got me once you said, you bought the white truck from Ohio and drove 4 hours. I'm from Ohio and been flipping cars and trucks on and off for about 5 yrs. Watching you for the first time today, made me realize how much more money I can make taking it serious. You just got a new subscriber
I been thinking about flipping cars. You convinced me to flip trucks.
Yooo keep it up bro! This was cool, flipped a pontiac yesterday, getting back into this whole thing. Stoked for more content
Awesome.
Was very impressed with how you handle the flip and the profit margin you get
I've done this some with dirt bikes, got a couple good deals on trucks, and a few free boats off marketplace too.. you can make good money with anything on there just know your market and pricing
SPOT ON! You got it! Very cool.
This is helpful. The visual representation of the investment is very helpful to visualize exactly how this industry works and how I can get started. Definitely better than most how-to flipping gurus out there. Good video!
I flip cars and trucks to. But love ur style bro
What about white cargo vans?
There are contract companies, electricity companies and city construction that all have a demand for them.
I’d like to know what the acquisition process is, are you getting them from auctions?
What state are you doing this in?
Keep up the good work. 👍
Thanks! Midwest!
Hackbycharly0 on iG will surely be blessed for all their good work.
This is much harder in Northern states with rust
Thanks for the information
This is exactly what I’m doing thanks for the motivation. Do you have a dealers license? Or is your state unlimited buy sell per year?
Ditto
So my question is about taxes - everything should be able to be written off? trips to pick up vehicle, flights, hotels, food, gas, new wheels, tires, brakes, misc parts, etc.??? Do I have this correct ?
Check with your CPA For most accurate advice.
Yes all reasonable directly related business expenses are deductible
Accountant advise
Where did u sell the trucks tho??
Boy you better sell that second gen for around 10-14 you can get that all day in texas
You left out the most important part! Where do you find theses cars.
Where do you buy your truck
Do you have a dealers license if not how do you sell them without it I’m only allowed to sell 5 a year without a dealers license
State laws vary. Indiana is more than 5. Or work with a dealership/have a dealership if you exceed your state's maximum.
Question how do you get all the truck for son cheap
good
Thanks!
Hey man I live in Valparaiso Indiana. I’m a starting a dump rental business. I’m interested in the Cummins for 7k
Oh awesome It will be on the market soon! Just got new parts for it!
wassup logan, weird seeing u here
where are you finding these deals?!
That’s what I was looking for
Why doesn't he sell any of them?
Do people just get the title transferred to their name but don’t pay for registration or insurance?
Unfortunately you have to pay the registration
@@lolabunny1157 that sucks it’s like $800 for registration
@@morganhay859 sheesh! That I didn’t know
Do you think you can export?
Do you have a dealers license? I am moving to Colorado from California... have a DR650 dual sport but am gonna need a truck. Thinking of just flipping trucks. The cap is 3 a year so I can do that but am considering a dealer license.
I think you need $100k in net worth to apply. 3 a year won't realistically get you 100k either unless you use that money to flip other stuff too. So many California people here. Please only bring politics opposite of California's with you 🤣 we need to keep Colorado awesome.
@@misterbulger interesting.. yeah I'm good on the money part. Thanks for the info! Should be interesting politically... San Francisco is quite left leaning. I hear Colorado is purple.
@@michaelpaccione3801 its purple now with the Californians... used to be red. Denver and Boulder pretty much run the state
How do you get an 2500 gmc with 60k miles for $6500 show me the man Il cash him out on one need a first vehicle want to start flipping
Did you have to get your dealer license or how did you sell so many and get them titled through your state?
1) My state allows individuals to own quite a few vehicles per year... A dozen.
2) I also have a company.
@@AutomotiveMoney what state you live in bro? Im here in IL our laws are tough, also what’s your email, I have an idea you might be interested in🙏🏻
@@laraauto1057 Max@automotivemoney.com
@@laraauto1057 I think Illinois says we can only flip 5 per year. I wonder what it takes to do more.
You better sell em quick before you start losing money. Holding them won't increase the value.
Then came Biden. 📈
6 months of research and legwork, and prob half a lifetime's experience w trucks...
Man are these stolen trucks? How the hell are you getting these trucks for so low. Teach me the game.
The work you are talking about doing to these trucks ain't that valuable bro I don't see how you can justify fixing up a bit of bodywork and using glue and zipties to make a truck worth double the price... plus if you aren't mechanically inclined how do you know there isn't more problems that you aren't picking up on...do you sell these vehicles with a inspection?
Low unrealistic numbers.
Weird. Exactly what I paid
@@AutomotiveMoney Are you buying vehicles from some family business, like a dealership, or somehow buying from friends or family? Many are asking in the comments how you find these low prices.
Bakchodi only
Scammer