How many cars can i sell in a year without needing a dealer license in the state of Louisiana?

June 1st, 2007 | by cars |
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brittany l asked:


I get cars for cheap from friends or finding them and i was wondering how many can i sell in a year without haveing to buy a dealers license. Any information would be helpful!

ELLIOT
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  1. 3 Responses to “How many cars can i sell in a year without needing a dealer license in the state of Louisiana?”

  2. By americanfreeman on Jun 3, 2007 | Reply

    If you are selling cars of your own, the number is 3.

    If you are running an auto resale business without a licensethe number is zero.

    Running a scam to avoid a licese is frowned apon.

  3. By robin_mauer on Jun 6, 2007 | Reply

    You can sell 4 in YOUR name in a 12 month period. There are benefits to obtaining a dealer license. If the cars are in someone else’s name you don’t need a dealer license, as it’s 4 per person, not household.

    I just want to go to the auction and buy a few cars, how do I get in?
    Answer: You must own your own dealership or be affiliated with one, such as a salesman or buyer, unless it’s a city parish or state auction, which are posted in your local paper.

    How much does it cost for a dealer license?
    Answer: There is a fee of $200.00 for your dealership license, $25.00 for your salesman’s license and $25.00 for your buyer’s identification card (this is optional and will get you into salvage pool auctions only). These fees are due yearly.

  4. By sensible_man on Jun 7, 2007 | Reply

    Are they Titled into your name? Are you licensing and registering them? These are a couple things that will put you on the “red” list as a non-licensed “salesman”. Should your name show up on too many transactions you will be contacted by the City or the IRS.

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