Big Day of Previewing at Manheim (TTG)

I went to the wonderful Manheim Facility in Nashville Tn. today and what a Selection! They had a Run List of 970 plus vehicles for an open consignment sale. Open consignments means New or Used Car Dealers can run inventory. I was looking at some notations on a vehicle I was interested in and saw *TTG. I approached an Auction Rep. and said I assume TTG means Title to Go? She replied she did not know but would check. She did and verified it did mean TTG. Now what did Title to Go mean. Either they have it or they Don't? Once again she contacted the Title department and as I expected the Seller had stated he had the Title and he would present it to the Auction only if the Vehicle Sold.  This is common since the Auction Charges $50 if the Title is not present when the Vehicle is Sold. But this is an example again to get clarification on all notations when looking a vehicle.

844 Vehicles to buy from

Looking forward to being in the game tomorrow!

application denied

We reserve the right to refuse access to any individual. Often we get get application and the person does not appear trustworthy. Number one if they do not speak to us personally before signing up we are leary. This person is normally jumping in without understand our risk. They are concerned with themselves and their risk.

Due Diligence

I receive many request from people interested in how I can help them until they get their invoice then, they start questioning the validity of the program. This blog is put here to provide you with information. I find that most people will not invest the time until they are asked to invest their money. I am not interested in this person. My fees are less than you can buy a hot dog cart for. Yet some people act like it is a major investment. I simply do not wish to start a relationship on mistrust. There are many success stories here in this blog.

Went to the Auction in Nashville yesterday and stayed with my plan on investing. I look for cars that may need a few minor repairs for those on Craigslist looking for a project car. One I bought was a 1998 Lincoln Navigator. 
I paid $650 after fees $765. I drove it back from Nashville. Some people are in this business to satisfy their ego. Others are in it for the money. Neither one is wrong. It's just what you feel your calling is.

Getting the Treatment you derserve!

This morning I am reflecting on all the years I have been going to Auto Auctions I know how to get the treatment I deserve.  We often walk up to the ladies at the counter and expecting to get our titles and be treated with respect. What do we give over all the others who walk up and expect the same. Day in and Day out these ladies often get no more than a kind word if anything. If you want respect give it. Show them you empathize and appreciate their attention. Send a cake or maybe lunch every now and then. This may cost you $50 or so. It is well worth the investment. When you are looking for a Title or needing some special attention, be special to them and deserve the attention. One day if you are a car dealer you are going to need a favor so pay it forward!

Tom Success Story

Tom called me about becoming a wholesaler in October of 2015. We discussed the opportunities and he jumped in our network mainly because he wanted the experience I had built. Tom Last week earned $6800 as a wholesaler. I am going to call Tom today and go over some of his success stories that have led up to his feat. I recorded a 22 minute phone call with Tom and fished for some his secrets. This guy is on the ball.

Click here to listen to His Call