I instructed David that I would appraise the business, and convince the seller that my appraisal was accurate, but David had to do the negotiations. The seller would never talk to me about the inside details if he was negotiating with me directly. This time I spent 5 hours with the seller, not the books, to determine the business was worth $350,000. The seller would not take the price, but felt I had done an excellent appraisal. I suggested to David to wait 60 days and open discussions again. I also told him the seller would eventually take the $350,000.
Have the staff show you how to thread the machine and the bobbin and where the machine needs oil (if it does). Ask if they have the original manual for this machine. They seldom will but you can get most manuals online.
Specific advantages of product airline auto parts reclaims systems include: no additional heat transfer is added to the material, less risk of contamination, less handling of the material results in reduced labor cost, scrap inventory is reduced or eliminated, improved finished product quality, and a high return on investment.
sell car for scrap Of course, you’ll need to know what you’re looking for, and you’ll have to get a good idea of what the going price for silver is. Pure silver is best, but can be hard to find. Fortunately, many alloys can still be sold as scrap silver, too. You’ll just end up with a slightly lower price, depending on the purity of the piece.
Some mechanics have been known to charge a 50% mark up on parts. This is good chunk of change and worth looking into alternative options for parts. Even if you don’t know how to do the labor on a car, you can bring the parts you find for a cheaper price to the garage and just pay for labor.
car scrap yard I’ve got friends in Terlingua who can live just fine on $80 a week. Fine. Sell 2 eBooks, and then you’ve got the rest of the week to hang out in the mountains. Doesn’t that beat fighting traffic, dealing with an a-hole boss, and worrying about being outsourced, downsized, or some other silly catastrophe? Of course, I can hear you… you’re in my head and screaming… HOW? Well, it’s easy. And it’s free to learn. All you have to do is do it.
It was an older Oldsmobile, in fact a 1988 Olds 88 Royal, and it had sat in my father-in-laws garage for years after he gave up driving. Consequently it had a relatively low miles on it. Years back my in-laws had insisted I take it and use it in preparation for the boy, so he could have his grandfathers car. Reluctantly I drove it home, some 150 miles from grandpas with gas leaks and brake line leaks. I instructed my wife to follow at a safe distance, and if she saw a ball of flame up ahead then it would be me. I survived, paid for the repairs needed,and used it for a while myself as a kind of shake down after a navy refit.
I again didn’t hear from David, this time for 6 months. When David called I asked for his report on what happened. The seller called him after one month and sold the business to him for my appraised amount, just as predicted. What did David want this time? Two guys wanted to buy the business and David wanted me to justify a price of $500,000? I did my updated analysis and got paid. I will not find out what happened until David calls me with my next assignment.
