I do have a dealer's license. What normally happens is it gets slow so you find a car to buy. As soon as you start working on that car, business picks up and the car gets pushed outside. By the time you get back to it you've already robbed parts off of it to fix a customer's car in a pinch. It sits outside for a few years and then gets scrapped. If you make a point to stay on the car, it can and has been profitable.
Anyone have a dealer license to compensate for slow times?
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I do have a dealer's license. What normally happens is it gets slow so you find a car to buy. As soon as you start working on that car, business picks up and the car gets pushed outside. By the time you get back to it you've already robbed parts off of it to fix a customer's car in a pinch. It sits outside for a few years and then gets scrapped. If you make a point to stay on the car, it can and has been profitable.