“I had 14 cars that I owned before I left year 12… they were $1,000, $1,500 cars… I'd put rego, tyres, detail and sell them.”

Todd Hunter · Australian Property Investor · Accidentally stealing a house and the free lifestyle of a mortgage broker - Property Investment with Todd Hunter

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Flipped second-hand cars (buy cheap, add registration/tires/detail, resell) to fund his first property deposit

$1,000-$1,500 purchase price per car; 14 cars owned by age 18

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“If the reseller is a customer, the amount the reseller pays them would be their revenue…if the reseller is an agent, they would record revenue as what the customer pays with a commission.”
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