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So, I just found out I'm eligible to get a tax free car from the US, I can buy directly from Volvo factory (in Sweden), in dollars, tax free. THat means I could get a brand new XC90 for little over 20k (euros). It goes in here for over 80k. Half year in my moms name and registered in states, and I could ship it in here. Then, 18 months in here and I could sell it. I just checked out, 2005 model goes aroudn 55k still, with 150 thousand km's driven. Mine would be 2009, and in 18 months I doubt less than 50k km driven. Man, I could make a total killing with it.
Not only that, but I'm coming to the States (once again!) in a year or so, so then I could also get another XC90 in my own name and bring it, so I could have 2 of them. Not only that, but my gf might come there with me as well, who would also be eligible for that tax free car, so let's get a third XC90. Let's sell them all in 2 years, say we could get, a very conservative estimation, at least 65k per car. Easily. 3 x 65k minus shipping (less than 10k for all of them), minus 60k. And not really doign anything, except little paper work, and then holding on to them for 18 months in here.
THat, plus we're thinking about buying an apartment soon in my city, so if she coudl also come with me to the US with her job, we could rent it out for a year and let someone else pay our loan. And since neither of us would have to pay rent, plus we'd get tax free daily money (abroad assignment), if we would then just pay the same amount of monthly loan money like we usually would, we'd easily effectively pay 40k that year for that apartment as well. This all in 2 years, with no effort. Man, this thing looks extremely good, plus my mom already said she can do it, the first car. We'd have basically paid our loan for the city apartment in 10 years, which would be close to 300k if we get the really nice apartment we want (in best location in here), and we could sell it then, or even before that, and get all that cash and have tons of money for downpayment for the real dream house we want later on. Plus I could always bring a new car every 2 years, just as extra. One of them I'd like to keep, because I could trade it for a new S-series Benz
ALl you need to do is look for the loops and holes, and then... capitalize on ALL of them. Yay me 
Not only that, but I'm coming to the States (once again!) in a year or so, so then I could also get another XC90 in my own name and bring it, so I could have 2 of them. Not only that, but my gf might come there with me as well, who would also be eligible for that tax free car, so let's get a third XC90. Let's sell them all in 2 years, say we could get, a very conservative estimation, at least 65k per car. Easily. 3 x 65k minus shipping (less than 10k for all of them), minus 60k. And not really doign anything, except little paper work, and then holding on to them for 18 months in here.
THat, plus we're thinking about buying an apartment soon in my city, so if she coudl also come with me to the US with her job, we could rent it out for a year and let someone else pay our loan. And since neither of us would have to pay rent, plus we'd get tax free daily money (abroad assignment), if we would then just pay the same amount of monthly loan money like we usually would, we'd easily effectively pay 40k that year for that apartment as well. This all in 2 years, with no effort. Man, this thing looks extremely good, plus my mom already said she can do it, the first car. We'd have basically paid our loan for the city apartment in 10 years, which would be close to 300k if we get the really nice apartment we want (in best location in here), and we could sell it then, or even before that, and get all that cash and have tons of money for downpayment for the real dream house we want later on. Plus I could always bring a new car every 2 years, just as extra. One of them I'd like to keep, because I could trade it for a new S-series Benz
ALl you need to do is look for the loops and holes, and then... capitalize on ALL of them. Yay me
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