Pallets of profits. Sellers are buyers.

[Dien Rice]

Originally Posted by GordonJ

Tip of the hat to old friend Jim Straw, he is missed. In his course on buying and selling liquidations and overstocks, Jim pointed out that sellers are buyers. I don't believe in retail, (for me), as a way to make under the radar money as our FLY LOW COLLECT THE DOUGH thinking goes.

Retail has too much slop. BUT, if you spend some time making contacts, you can flip pallets of goods pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty easily. It goes back to the Chattel Report, The Sprint to Freedom and the thing 99% don't do...

build up networks. So much easier if you know people in your area whom will take your junk off your hands and you profit. It is no different when buying pallets of junk.

Thanks Gordon,

This is an amazing post...

What many people don't realize is that there is potentially BIG money in this area... But you need big capital too, to make the big profits. Fortunately, it is an area where you can start relatively small, and grow... (The Chattel Report essentially reveals the basic process, though for simple second-hand products... The process is the same when you go to pallets...)

As Gordon says, you need two things - you need to know where you can buy, and you need to know who you can sell to. Who to sell to is probably the most important part, though knowing where you can buy cheap is also critical...!

Some people find good sources, and won't reveal them even on pain of death. So, knowing a good source can sometimes be very valuable information...

(Believe it or not, not everything's on the 'net!)

Best wishes,

Dien