buy and sell help

**chocolaste** · May 28th, 2018 02:10 PM

good day everyone! i am a working student who is planning to start a buy and sell business. i do have a 2 question: (1) for a starter, what car do you guys think would be good?; (2)the moment i bought the car, is it advisable to have it transferred under my name? or open deed of sale would suffice?

other tips for this kind of business are highly appreciated! thank you and God bless everyone!

**GTi** · May 28th, 2018 03:35 PM

Originally Posted by chocolaste

good day everyone! i am a working student who is planning to start a buy and sell business. i do have a 2 question: (1) for a starter, what car do you guys think would be good?; (2)the moment i bought the car, is it advisable to have it transferred under my name? or open deed of sale would suffice?

other tips for this kind of business are highly appreciated! thank you and God bless everyone!

IMHO the best car to buy is the one that sells the fastest. Toyotas for example, are most likely the easiest to sell. I hear some are sold within the day of setting up the ad. Especially the bestselling Toyotas like the Vios, Innova, Fortuner and Hiace. Stay away from cars that have a stigma of being heavy on fuel like gasoline SUVs and midsize sedans.

I'm no expert, but from what I know, people prefer it if the car has changed hands fewer times. And I have yet to encounter a buy and sell dealer who transferred the cars under his name. Just be sure to have all the necessary documents and identification.

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**sean-archer** · May 28th, 2018 04:17 PM

Mostly sa nakita ko buy and sell people, open deed of sale sila para hindi sila kasali sa transaction.

They buy a unit as cheap as possible, and sell it as high as possible. Maalam ka rin dapat sa repairs, para ma estimate mo if kikita ka

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**chocolaste** · May 29th, 2018 07:20 PM

Originally Posted by GTi

IMHO the best car to buy is the one that sells the fastest. Toyotas for example, are most likely the easiest to sell. I hear some are sold within the day of setting up the ad. Especially the bestselling Toyotas like the Vios, Innova, Fortuner and Hiace. Stay away from cars that have a stigma of being heavy on fuel like gasoline SUVs and midsize sedans.

I'm no expert, but from what I know, people prefer it if the car has changed hands fewer times. And I have yet to encounter a buy and sell dealer who transferred the cars under his name. Just be sure to have all the necessary documents and identification.

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thank your so much sir, sobrang laking tulong! god bless sir!

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Originally Posted by sean-archer

Mostly sa nakita ko buy and sell people, open deed of sale sila para hindi sila kasali sa transaction.

They buy a unit as cheap as possible, and sell it as high as possible. Maalam ka rin dapat sa repairs, para ma estimate mo if kikita ka

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maraming maraming salamat sir, laking tulong neto! god bless!

**dr. d** · May 30th, 2018 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by chocolaste

good day everyone! i am a working student who is planning to start a buy and sell business. i do have a 2 question: (1) for a starter, what car do you guys think would be good?; (2)the moment i bought the car, is it advisable to have it transferred under my name? or open deed of sale would suffice?

other tips for this kind of business are highly appreciated! thank you and God bless everyone!

if i were the buyer, looking for a used car,
i would prefer a car registered to the seller.
it does give the buyer a sense of comfort.

what is the effective lifespan of that chpg clearance? does the next purchaser need to have another clearance, if the car is purchased a week after the clearance date?

**chocolaste** · May 30th, 2018 12:14 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

if i were the buyer, looking for a used car,
i would prefer a car registered to the seller.
it does give the buyer a sense of comfort.

what is the effective lifespan of that chpg clearance? does the next purchaser need to have another clearance, if the car is purchased a week after the clearance date?

what is chpg clearance? thanks! also interested to your question sir, hoping that someone could help

**ale828** · May 30th, 2018 12:32 PM

TMG (chpg) Clearance for vehicle lasts for roughly 1-2 week. The next buyer should get a new TMG clearance since it will be submitted to the LTO during the transfer of ownership.

If your starting a buy and sell business, try to get your first few units from your relatives and friends. They are usually willing to help you with starting your own business by selling you their cars at a lower price thus easier for you to turn it into profit. Plus it will probably be easier to know the true history of the car your buying.

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**robot.sonic** · May 30th, 2018 09:19 PM

Ang gusto ko sa seller yung very transparent. Lahat ng issues sinasabi. Even yung non-issues.

Nung binibili ko yung current car ko, humingi ako ng detailed na picture. Ang ineexpect ko yung picture na may maayos na lighting, high res, etc. ang pinadala sa akin yung close up ng mga gasgas, yung manufacture date ng tires (na expired na).

Ayun, binili ko na.

Pag yung seller nag claim na walang issue, di ko na tinitingnan.