Imogene Neiswander: Well ofcourse I would sell the jeep first. I have paid for it in full I just have to take the title and have it registered in my name. I am not trying to start a business for a quick buck, instead I am kinda trading it in. and everytime for something a little nicer... I guess what I really want to know is if it is legal?? Can I keep buying a car, selling it, and buying another car and sellign it and buygin....
Tyree Allenbrand: Don't count your chickens before they hatch! You haven't sold the 2004 for $8500 yet and the 2005 may be sold to someone else before you do. If you look around you will find many used car dealers that have gone out of business and these were experts not just an amateur trying to make a quick buck. Good Luck You will need to learn how to buy"low" and "sell" high not buy real high and try to sell for a little lower.
Horace Escue: I'm not quite understanding what your asking
Oda Mauson: Its not as eas! y as it looks like. If you owe loan on the 2004 jeep, its hard to sell it to private party. And only private party may pay 8500, not the dealers.
Bernie Cerra: Not much of a question, but I know I do the same thing sometimes. I get this awesome idea or scheme that's awesome and I want to share it with everybody. So yeah man, go for it.
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