Is leasing too many cars in a short amount of time problematic?

I leased two Lexus within the last month resold it for a profit. The dealer paid the lease in full(buyout). I do not owe Lexus as of now anything. I tried to lease a third vehicle today and, when i got to the finance manager, he told me that Lexus flagged my name and would not allow me to lease another. Had anybody ran across this problem?

The finance manager said he will try to convince the bank(I’m assuming that he is referring to Lexus) on Monday. I don’t know how this works but crossing my fingers.

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Yah, they’ll do that sometimes to stop flippers

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Smart move to confirm your flipping under your real name (I assume it is, if course).

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If there was big rebates involved it’s possible your selling dealer got charged back big time.

Dealer is happy to sell more. The block is on Lexus financial end

Bypass Lexus finance and write a check yourself then…

“I’ve leased TWO Lexus…”
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Yes, it’s very possible. Flipping a Lexus for profit isn’t super common on here…but the brand/manufacture doesn’t really make a big difference. You can get flagged through nearly anyone, for nearly any reason.

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That’s not how a lease works.

I leased two, dad leased two, mom leased two, and sister did two. So 8 total

I’m not sure what that has to do with YOUR denial? Were they co-signers…? Or if using the same registered address, I suppose that could raise a flag as well.

What? If they won’t fund you just buy yourself and flip…or are there incentives tied to leasing?

There might be a federal rebate situation here.

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Many times there are incentives and in 47 or 48 states you’ll pay approx 93% less in taxes. The downside is you have an acquisition fee to account for. If you’re going to flip, leasing is the way to go far more times than not.

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Story is getting better with every post.

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Yes we all live at same address.

Yeah, but if you flip don’t you have to buy lease out which means eventually paying taxes on full value of car?

The dealer buys out the lease, and the lessor is tax exempt

what car is this? how much discount? how much is the cap cost? how much you selling for? and what dealer is this? asking for research purposes
@BHay you can come crash in my couch piranha

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Oh, so you are flipping to dealers and not private individuals.

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