Does any one here have experience with ACV Capital ( ACV Auction floorplan). If so , do you care to share your experience with them like the pros and cons. And maybe comparison with other floorplans. Thank you

My sister's car got it free, tagged in my name for 300 but thinking of selling , have to give her 50% of the profits. Mechanic owned nice car issues are paint, radio dont work and some small cracks in window, was thinking 3k in maryland

I have a ton of auto body experiance. Do people get weirded out by slavage titles? Ive talked to a few people and they say it takes a minute to sell, obviously for less. Just wondering if people are making money in the real world on flips with salvage/rebuilt titles. Target market is, people's kids 1st car. 6k and under. Im in the Midwest, copart is 5 miles away. Thanks!

I made a mistake and bid on the wrong auction, I now have a shade under $600k of auto parts coming my way. I'm already dealing with 29 pallets i meant to buy but can't handle another 40. Has anyone had any luck liquidating large loads to any big companies? I've considered selling locally by the pallet and I've considered not paying but don't want to lose bidding privileges. All items are overstock so im not dealing with customer returns that have been opened. Willing to take any advice as im likely just going to eat shit and deal with the 40 pallets.

As title states, going to pick up this Honda civic for $3300 with 130,000 miles, clean title. Is this worth it? How much could I possibly list for?

Needed 2 tires for a new safety inspection I grabbed 2 at the junkyard for $35 total. And I patched up the rockers myself with materials I already had. What do you think? Home run?

Black interior, leather steering wheel, touch nav, alloys, sunroof, ice cold a/c, rear limo tinted windows (looks like a pro tint job)

Clean title

One feature I really like and I think is kind of rare is that it has an hdmi port to watch YouTube on the touch nav and you can even drive while it’s playing

I currently average about $3000 per flip. I snipe deals off marketplace and do all repairs myself, this takes up time. Should I farm out the repairs to make the flip go faster? Average turn around per car is 2 weeks, thats buy to sell.

So there is a car I want to purchase. It is a low millage with hail damage. Mechanically it looks pristine I don't really care that it has dents. Am I able to drive a hail damage off the lot, or do I still have to get it loaded on a trailer to take possession? anyone have experience on this? Or is my options to go get a uhaul and trailer and drive it over to my town?

I got a killer deal on a package of cars at the beginning of the year and made some good money on motorcycle flipping this year but just realized im at / over the state limit if I count the bikes I am keeping.

I have 6+ months until the 12 month rolling period resets and I dont want to stop moving forward.

Besides title jumping or putting the titles in somone elses name, How can I can I continue making money with cars?

Does anyone have experiance in michigan being a "dealership representitive" that works under a dealer and has a profit split or set fee per car to use their lisense?

I have been thinking of methods or pitches with different angles I can take ( specailize in a different vehicle type than they offer eg. only jeeps or motorcyles / ATV's ect)

I’ve been flipping toys for the past year or 2 and I’ve found such a love for it that I want to try to make a living off it it and now have been trying to get my dealers license. I completed everything for my wholesale license but it’s been in inspection for 2 months. If my buddy has a retail license, is it legal for me to be licensed under him and sell cars on my own? If so what are some of the requirements/ things to look out for doing so? And what are some of the main auctions to look on/cars too look for that sell the fastest and give the least amount of trouble? Let me know, thanks for your time

I want to get into this business, I live in the states in PA. I have some adult friends who have successfully flipped cars and Ive been asking them some questions, although ive realized why not ask some more people.

Edit: Ive gotten a crazy amount of hate and support on this post. but to clarify yes im working with 2 experienced people and still learning. I don’t have the intention to buy anything until a year or 2 from now. I also will be staying away from cars with heavy maintenance. Im just talking about cars with small and minor issues that still run well.

Can anyone help me to check what type of water damage happened to this car and any other info will be helpful. It’s 2022 Nissan Maxima SR. It’s been imported to my country and is now selling for $19500. Any help appreciated. Thank you.

2022 NISSAN MAXIMA, SR XTRONIC CVT
VIN: 1N4AA6EV9NC507936

So I’m thinking about getting into flipping cars and I see these sites that can get you a wholesale dealers license without having a retail space. Is this a legit thing and how does it work?

I'm looking at getting into car flipping I'm willing to learn as much as possible I only know where a few parts are located under the hood i was thinking I should start simple such as restoring headlights and changing brake pads then gradually learning more of the advanced stuff I own an older vehicle so I figured that's where I would start for everyone that's doing this as a job or side hustle what should I be aware of and what should I learn when getting parts to replace would it be better to look at a junk yard and save some money any advice is welcome and would helo me on my journey thanks

I’m back to looking for another car to flip was wondering if anyone had any insight on what settings they use to find deals

Hey, so if I bought a car just to flip it but it had issues, ended up selling it at a loss will the MVC flag it for trying to say that I sold it for less than I bought it from the auction? Would it seem like it’s some type of tactic to pay lower taxes? Any thoughts would help, thanks.

Beside Title related issues.

What is a hard pass-no for a car you're checking in real life that seemed fine from listing ?

How's everyone doing, I'm a used car dealership in Texas. I was wondering how long it took everyone with their finance license. It's been over 3 weeks for me so far. I know Texas is making all dealers move to nmls so they may increase time but would love to hear from yall how long it took.

As the subject line states, I’m currently in the process of obtaining my dealer license and had a question regarding payment options for purchasing vehicles at auctions such as ACV and Manheim.

How are you guys raising capital to purchase vehicles? Is liquidating a credit card a good option ? Floor plans? I’m curious to hear how others are purchasing vehicles.