Anyone here sell vehicles on the side?

This sounds like a good Idea.

BigFella used to sell cars on the side. Maybe he'll come out of hiding and help you out.

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Looking to get a dealership license..

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Dependent upon your state it can be costly to obtain a license. Some states require a physical lot with an office, signage, proof of garage keepers insurance policy, surety bond, etc

Had a close friend who has his license, flipped a couple cars with him throughout last year, prior to hurricane Harvey flooding the auction market.

Majority of the vehicles we would purchase would be diesels, best money makers... only issue is you have to know how to work on cars, as you typically don’t get to drive them prior to purchasing & believe me when they say run and drive all they mean is when it’s it drive it moves forward.

Best luck is to look for vehicles that are repossessions & or stolen & recovered. They’re less likely to have mechanical issues.

Avoid cars from up north, due to the salts on the road they rust very rapidly.

Good luck! & like i said previously, look at diesel trucks - bought a 5.9 Cummins for 4.2k & sold it for 11.5 in two days

An acquaintance did exactly that in college. The number was 6 sales per year or less.