7 Steps – How To Get A Michigan Car Dealer License

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If you wish to sell more than 5 vehicles in a 12-month period in the state of Michigan, you will need to have a Michigan Dealer License.

You are legally allowed to sell less than 5 vehicles a year if those vehicles are titled in your name and used primarily for personal, family, or household use. If you will need to get a dealer license if you wish to flip vehicles for a profit.

Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.

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Everything You Need To Know About Guardianship Bonds

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When someone can no longer care for themselves, either because they are a minor (under 18 years of age) or incapacitated, a Guardian might be appointed.

A Guardian is a court-appointed individual who cares for the well-being of someone else.

In the case of a minor, a Guardian is usually the primary caregiver. In the case of an incapacitated adult, a Guardian is usually in charge of providing medical treatment, monitoring caregivers, etc.

To ensure a Guardian follows through with their duties, the court might require the Guardian to get a Guardianship Bond.

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Surety Bond Vs Letter Of Credit: Which Is Best For My Business?

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If you own a small business, you’ve certainly heard of the impact that a single missed payment or unfulfilled obligation can have on your business.

Hopefully, you haven’t experienced this first hand. To protect yourself and your customers, you can use surety bonds or letters of credit to manage these risks.

While there are similarities between surety bonds and letters of credit (also known as ILOCs or Irrevocable Line of Credit), there are significant differences between them. Both can be used as a risk management system, but only one of them can save you money.

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How To Get A Tennessee Dealer License: 7 Easy Steps

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The Tennessee Motor Vehicle Commission handles all new Tennessee dealer license applications. To become a car dealer in Tenneessee, you must first meet the requirements: Requirements for eligiblity.

You are legally allowed to sell up to 5 vehicles a year without a Tennessee Dealer License, as long as those vehicles are registered in your name. (Check out the bill that mentions this rule.) If you wish to flip vehicles for a profit, you will need to get a dealer license.

Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.

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Washington Seller Of Travel License: 4 Simple Steps

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Any seller of travel that has a business location in Washington or that offers to sell travel-related services in Washington is required to register for a Washington Seller of Travel License.

Follow these steps to register for a Washington Seller of Travel License with the Washington State Department of Licensing.

Short on time? Check out our “4 Easy Steps To Get Your Seller of Travel License” post.

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How To Become A Florida Seller Of Travel: 4 Easy Steps

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A seller of travel is any person, firm, corporation, or business who offers for sale prearranged travel, tourist-related services, or tour-guide services for other people through vacation or tour packages.

Any seller of travel that has a business location in Florida or that offers to sell travel-related services in Florida is required to register for a Florida Seller of Travel License.

Follow these steps to register for a Florida Seller of Travel License with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.

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How To Become A Pennsylvania Private Detective In 6 Easy Steps

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You are considered a private investigator if you investigate any of the following in Pennsylvania:

  • Crime or wrong done against the U.S. government
  • Conduct, habit, movements, or character of any person, group, or organization
  • The credibility of witnesses or other people
  • The whereabouts of a missing person
  • The recovery of location of stolen property
  • The cause of accidents, injuries or damage to a person or property
  • Securing evidence to be used in a criminal or civil trial


For a full list of private detective business, view Section 2 of the Pennsylvania Private Detective Act of 1953.

All private investigators in Pennsylvania must first get their Pennsylvania Private Detective License. Here are the steps you need to take to get licensed:

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