i actually know someone who has a roll n wash van who has some contracts with bad credit car dealerships…just bid as low as you possibly can i would say and if thats still too much for them then oh well because thers no money in it..

just keep it real basic with a wash and dry vacuum interior wipe down

legit dealerships will draw a contract up…however some mom and pop types will just let you know when they need it or w/e

i also know people who work for places like enterprise and they pay a hired company employee to wash cars i think its like 9/hr here

like i said your best bet is smaller used car lots and mom and pop types because any big or really legit dealership is going to have contracts and employees hired on to do it..also they will want to see mad credentials im guessing

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