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    youngnhungry is offline Junior Member
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    Help me make 6k this week.

    Ok here is my situation. I have a buyer that wants a particular vehicle for 26k. I have found the exact one at the dealer for 20k. The only problem is i do not want to lay out the capital i want to broker it. How can this be achieved without purchasing. The buyer is most likely going to want to see the vehicle and it will just make me lose the entire deal. Any suggestions. This is what i do on a day to day but never with dealers and i am confused. Please suggestions or PM me.

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    No one is going to lay out the capital for people they do not know. You normally need to give a 50% deposit to do a deal like this. I work with an Auto Auction Company and we do this all the time.

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    im not seeking capital. I was trying to broker the equipment. Basically the seller says hes happy with 20k by buyers will spend 26k i do this all the time just never with a dealer. the dealer will not sign a contract and i know if i connect the two i will lose the deal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by youngnhungry View Post
    im not seeking capital. I was trying to broker the equipment. Basically the seller says hes happy with 20k by buyers will spend 26k i do this all the time just never with a dealer. the dealer will not sign a contract and i know if i connect the two i will lose the deal.
    Consider this deal lost... no one does deals like this. A 50% deposit is required to broker a vehicle to an individual.

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    are you saying the potential buyer should give me %50 before seeing the vehicle and then i go and purchase? Even i received 50% how would this help me. Normally i tell a seller i will sell your vehicle and charge you X amount of dollars they agree and i contract them. Then the buyer goes to them, sees the vehicle and if it sells i get my X. I have never dealt with a dealer though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by youngnhungry View Post
    are you saying the potential buyer should give me %50 before seeing the vehicle and then i go and purchase? Even i received 50% how would this help me. Normally i tell a seller i will sell your vehicle and charge you X amount of dollars they agree and i contract them. Then the buyer goes to them, sees the vehicle and if it sells i get my X. I have never dealt with a dealer though.
    Brokers can only broker what they can afford. The deposit is only to protect you if they don't want the car. There really is no way for you to make money on the deal if you can not buy the car and then sell it for more. The info I'm providing is for the most part when you are dealing with International Buyers.

    The only other thing you can do is call the dealer and tell them you have a buyer but you want a $500 commission or tell the buyer you'll show him the car but you want a $500 finders fee. They'll most likely tell you no but if you can't buy the car on your own you have no other options.

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    many online sites run auctions or buy it now prices in which they charge 8percent to the seller at the time the buyer purchases. I am creating a website now to accomplish this. This will solve my issues, do you agree?

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    I can't see this deal happening. First, who pays a 30% premium on a vehicle? Hasn't this person done their research?

    Second, I can't see the dealer giving you possession of the vehicle without you paying taxes and taking title. They won't just hand you an open title and say "have a nice day."
    "The first lesson of economics is scarcity: there is never enough of anything to fully satisfy all those who want it. The first lesson of politics is to disregard the first lesson of economics." Thomas Sowell

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