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Car Rental Diaries. I actually rent a regular car and to monthly income. This is what scaling the car into business actually looks like. Most people only post the profits. I'm showing the process. Before any car purchase, we got to go get that money. I headed over to my bank, Navy Federal, and took out $7,000 out the bank. I knew what my budget was and I knew how much I wanted to spend. Once we got the money, it's now time to go find us a car. We're looking for cars. You want to find reliable cars that's going to make you your money. We don't want no 1998 cars. We don't want cars that's going to have a lot of maintenance work. We want cars that we can find by impulse and get that money ace. Cosmetic issues and minor work is not bad. But if a car needs a whole new transmission and engine, girl, bye. What to look for. The best cars to get. Places to find cars and what deals to take. All of this info is mentioned in my car rental to mentorship. How to use the bank's money to fund your fleet. How to find cars and the best ones to start with. How to market, promote, and list your cars. We go over insurance, protection, and so much more. The best part about a car rental is you do not have to have good credit. This is probably the only business that credit is not a factor. To join, all you gotta do is hit the link in my bio. I was on a hunt to make this $7,000 stretch. I knew I wanted not one, but two cars. So that means I had to find cars that were in good condition for the cheapest prices. When going to see these cars, you want to make sure you bring a mobile mechanic because sometimes these dealers try to get over. The first lot we went to, the car I had in mind wasn't even there. The guy claimed that it was sold and he tried to sell us these other cars that were in no way, shape or form in good condition. And thankfully, I already had two to three other dealers lined up. The second car was okay, but for the price, it was not worth it because that car needed a lot of work done. The sun was now coming down. It is nighttime at this point. And I still was going to hunt for some cars. After all that hard work, we closed the deal, signed the contract, and I got the keys to my new investment. One of the cars I bought was for $2,000 and that car is going to make me $2,000 a month. So within 30 days, I'm going to make my profits back. And 30 days after that, I'll be making all profit, no expenses to pay. One of the cars had minor issues, needed an oil change and some new tires. So I went to go get that done. And then I went to AutoZone to just make sure everything was right with the car's. Both cars had minor issues. Costs to repair will just be a couple hundred. And in no time, they will be on the streets, ready to be rented. And that means for me, ding ding ding to my cash app and that money in hand. Car rental business is so easy. Literally anybody can do it. And that money in hand.