The Turo Bible - Everything You Need To Know Running a Fleet

Name: The Turo Bible - Everything You Need To Know Running a Fleet
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In this course you will learn everything you need to know to renting a fleet of cars.

Created byChristopher Angelo

Last updated 6/2019

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What you'll learn

Students will be able to list cars on Turo.
Understand what cars are the best to rent on Turo.
Refine their listing to make the most profit.
Ways to save money on maintenance.

Course content

4 sections • 22 lectures • 1h 52m total length

Introduction - What is Turo1:53
What is Turo?
Introduction - My Turo Story4:51
My Turo Story. How I got started and my experiences.
Introduction - Sign Up For Turo1:44
How to sign up for Turo

How To List The Car That Makes The Most Profit17:28
This video goes into detail how to list the car to make the most profit.
How To Choose The Most Profitable Car To Buy4:03
How I analyze how to decide what car to buy.
Maximize Turo's Profitability By Buying and Selling Cars9:42
This video explains when to buy and sell the cars for max profit.
Analyzing ROI For My First Vehicle I Rented On Turo5:35
Analyze ROI for a first Turo vehicle using a Nissan Altima example, showing profits after maintenance and depreciation, cash flow strategies, and the need for reserve funds.

How To Deal With Angry Customers1:54
Stay calm with angry customers; explain what happened, what they can do, and how compensation works via photos before and after, plus a claim to Turo or insurance.
What To Do if the Car Isn’t Renting1:44
Lower prices, offer delivery, and refresh photos and descriptions to improve reviews; consider selling or trading for a model people want, guided by local market trends.
What To Do if the Guest gets in an Accident1:18
What To Do if Guest asked to Pick up the Car Early?2:30
What If The Guest Requests Extra Milage?1:04
What To do if the guests Smokes In The Car?1:16
Address guest smoking in your car by documenting evidence and applying $50 to $125 cleaning fees, while clearly communicating no smoking rules for high-end vehicles.
What To Do If The Guest Brings The Car Back Dirty0:39
If the guest returns car dirty, take before-after interior and exterior photos, and charge a cleaning fee up to $50; without proof, you must clean it yourself per Turo rules.
What Photos To Take Of The Car To Protect Yourself0:51
Capture comprehensive car photos for insurance: sides, front and back, interior, trunk, plus mileage and gas level; include before-and-after shots, close-ups of damage, and optional videos for protection.
Should I Fix My Own Car?1:26
Have More Questions Read Turo Policy1:45
Key Hand Off Video3:13
Verify the renter’s ID during the key handoff and expiration date, photograph exterior and interior details, document mileage and fuel level, check for scratches, and consider lockboxes with ID photo.

How To Analyze a Cars Profitablity6:23
Analyze car profitability for your fleet by researching your city, reviewing trips by model, and selecting high-demand, well-priced cars using a simple area-based method.
How To List a Car On Turo26:45
Let's Talk About Turo and Money6:18
Evaluate the money side of running a Turo fleet by weighing upfront investment, maintenance, and depreciation against rental income, illustrated by a Nissan Altima example.
Analysis of My Nissan's Profitability10:18
Analyze profitability of buying a Nissan Altima for rental, including purchase price, depreciation, maintenance costs, and three-year revenue, and explore financing options such as no money down.

Requirements

You own a car.
You have money for investing in a car.
You have excellent credit.
You Love Cars.
You want to make money renting out cars.

Description

I give away all the secrets I have learned from the 3 years I have been renting cars on Turo. I go into detail about how to list, what cars to buy, how to save money maintain cars, insurance, accidents, maximizing profit, and frequently asked questions. I went from using this app to having luxury cars for free to starting a real cal rental business. My gross income is between $4,000 - $8,000 a month depending on high or los season with only 9 cars in my fleet. I am currently looking for a location and to hire staff.

Who this course is for:

People who are interested in removing their car payments.
People who would love to own a luxury car for free or profit on it.
People who are interested in making money renting cars.

The Turo Bible - Everything You Need To Know Running a Fleet

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 8min

Increasing Your Profit On Turo4 lectures • 37min

Overcoming Turo Problems11 lectures • 18min

Finance Part Of Turo4 lectures • 50min

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