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All state require an office for a wholesale license. Many states such as California will allow the office to be in your home for a wholesale license only. A retail license usually requires a "car lot" where your customers go to conduct business. Some states will accept an office, other states require a legitmate car lot and may dictate the size, office space, parking spots etc. With a wholesale license you can only sell to other dealers, in and out of your state. Wholesale dealers cannot sell to the public. Check with your own state DMV to find the licensing agency for your state and to obtain the rules and regulations.
i would like to obtain a dealers license in reside in texas, what is the first step in this process.
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I have not heard or met anyone that has a dealers license using a home address. I believe to obtain a dealers license you need to be a "store" where you have inventoty (in this case cars). As a dealer all retail transactions need to take place in or at your store. So having your dealers license address to be your home address does not seem plausible.
That depends on what you're selling, how much traffic will be generated, local zoning regulations and city business regulations.
All of the good wholesale auctions are 'Dealer Only" meaning the person attending the auction must hold a valid dealer license. Most states require a 'car selling location' in order to obtain a 'Dealers License" Check with your local/State laws and Good luck I got my Dealers license when I was only 22
I can't find out what it requires to obtain a used dealers car license.
You must take a test to obtain a california contractor license. There's a California contracting and license book that outlines the steps to obtain the license which can also be found online.
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In the US, the BATFE issues licenses for gun dealers.
In Texas, an ex-felon can obtain a car dealers license. However, the state requires the felony to have occurred at least 3 years prior from sentence, probation, or parole.