Flipping bikes for profit

[cuetip]

i do that with anything that has a motor im on my third bike, and my 6th car

i just bought a car for 650 bucks and im thinking of selling it to make some money the bike im selling im getting a truck plus 500 bucks, so i might try to sell the truck and get another bike just depends on where the deals are

[my750]

Originally Posted by cuetip

i do that with anything that has a motor im on my third bike, and my 6th car

i just bought a car for 650 bucks and im thinking of selling it to make some money the bike im selling im getting a truck plus 500 bucks, so i might try to sell the truck and get another bike just depends on where the deals are

do you switch the titles or do you just wait for the next buyer to sign it?

[cuetip]

i dont switch the titles, i dont even sign my name on it or the amount or even date it bc here in oklahoma when you get it tagged you go by how much you paid for it like whenever i pay for a car i just put 300 on the title bc the tag would be like 100 bucks.. so basically its like i never had the bike or car when i sell it to someone

[my750]

Originally Posted by cuetip

i dont switch the titles, i dont even sign my name on it or the amount or even date it bc here in oklahoma when you get it tagged you go by how much you paid for it like whenever i pay for a car i just put 300 on the title bc the tag would be like 100 bucks.. so basically its like i never had the bike or car when i sell it to someone

Got it man, thanks for the info

[Cisco5311]

I have flipped a few.

I always switched titles over because every bike I ever bought was $100-$200





There isn't that much money in flippin sport bikes, because they are kinda cheap to begin with, and second, most people who are looking to buy are young and broke. I always got people who wanted to pay payments and ride

My neighbor guy flips harleys, mostly full baggers and fully loaded ones. The dudes that buy them are 50-60 years old and HAVE MONEY. He clears $4000-$5000 on each one. The only down side is that he usually has $10,000-$12,000 in each one he does, so sells them for like $16,000

You gotta spend money to make money!

[Raf]

We have financed a few full baggers to people too. Those things bring all the money in the world. Like he ^^ said they are expensive to begin with but you gotta spend money to make money.

[my750]

Originally Posted by Cisco5311

I have flipped a few.

I always switched titles over because every bike I ever bought was $100-$200





There isn't that much money in flippin sport bikes, because they are kinda cheap to begin with, and second, most people who are looking to buy are young and broke. I always got people who wanted to pay payments and ride

My neighbor guy flips harleys, mostly full baggers and fully loaded ones. The dudes that buy them are 50-60 years old and HAVE MONEY. He clears $4000-$5000 on each one. The only down side is that he usually has $10,000-$12,000 in each one he does, so sells them for like $16,000

You gotta spend money to make money!

I understand you gota spend money to make money but DAMN!