I would love to offer a service where I will find the car you ask for and the lowest price I can find nation wide.
I will not charge any money upfront until you ink the deal with the dealer and on good faith you pay my fee for finding you the deal which is 100 dollars. Whether you want to lease or buy a car. I will find the cheapest rate and offer you tax advice on how to pay little to none on the car you purchase or lease.
Let me state again I will take no money at all until you ink the deal just to build my reputation.
I am not a licensed car / auto broker. I dont handle your information I just solely send you the contact of the dealership and the sales person who is offering car in return you give me 100 dollars if you proceed to do the deal.
Am I qualified to give tax advise. No im a college student majoring in biology however giving my opinion on stuff that I did for buying cars is not illegal.
The tax avoidance is not illegal as montana state law has no requirements to opening a LLC and the law firm that does this has been doing this for over 5 years with no problems. However montana has realised that people with super cars or even ordinary people use this loophole. theyâll be changing the law to charge 1 percent sales tax of the items bought price. per year. But that will be enforced in maybe 3-4 years. I can also give advice on how to safe hundreds or even thousands of dollars on insurance.
Montana doesnât care that you register the car in it. Thatâs not the tax avoidance. California says if youâre a resident of California, your car has to be registered (and hence taxed) in California. Same for many other states. As Iâm not an expert on every state in the union Iâm willing to believe that perhaps some states arenât so strict. If California would find out that you registered a car in Montana but the car is primarily driven in California, they would go after you for tax evasion. This isnât a slight issue, they encourage/reward citizens to report on cars with out of state plates.
I do agree that yes you can be reported in california for instances but if iâm being fairly honest most people in California mind their own business and its the same if you title your california and wait 90 days to get a license plate and just never put the actual plates on and leave your dealer plates for years. But like I said it is my opinion if you want to take it or not that is solely up to you. Its like
I am not a legal expert in automotive brokering, but what makes this service offered by Leon seemingly different is the âgood faithâ nature of his service. As he has no legal claim to earn the fee he seeks, the payment is indeed a good faith service for successful advice and referral. His fee, if paid in good faith at all, has nothing to do with the car purchase itself and the fee is not contingent on anything at all, other than the benevolence of his âclientsâ.
Leon doesnât owe anyone anything and nobody legally owes Leon anything. So long as this lack of contract remains, I see major difference between many lease brokers or âconsultantsâ and this service.
Anyways, Good Luck Leon, I sincerely wish you the best, just trying to make sure you donât get sued by anyone and follow the same rules everyone else has to.
Like I said I dont " hook you up" with anything at all. I just merely mention that this thing exists. I have no affiliations with any law firms that do this nor do I get any commission for you to open a llc. it is on your own to decide if you want to or not. Also want to say In good faith it would be nice if you paid me 100 for sitting down for an hour or two and calling a place to see if they have said car at the price they have listed. You dont have to be youâll be on my list of assholes whose house I gotta egg .
Edit for Nyclife : from california in my area im seeing deals of sales price of 47,280 and a discount of 10k. Iâll contact them and see if the prices are right but on average the discount is 10k-8k from the MSRP.
I think there is a difference between a broker and the OP. He is just going to find the best deal and provide contact info of the dealer sales agent to talk to. and thats where his work ends. Thats what he is doing for my BMW 430i. Looks promising to me
That is literally what all non-local brokers do. He works âfor a feeâ and âassistsâ the purchase of an automobile defined by the NY state guidelines
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