GordonJ
September 18, 2016, 01:36 PM
Thanks Gordon,
I hadn't thought of "chatteling" faucets and bathroom fixtures...
But undoubtedly there's no reason why you can't do it, especially if you can buy at a good price...!
There are probably a lot of other "surprising" things you can buy and sell at a profit, that most people don't think of...
Best wishes,
Dien
I used to buy certain things from SCI once they were down to returns and overstocks. Once upon a time, they had employee sales, and you could buy stuff for a buck. I think they still offer pallets of returns and overstocked items
I belong to several groups, with pallets and truckloads of "stuff" for sale. You went the store route, and many have a retail outlet, but there is still a booming and growing market for ebay and craigslist, the SECRET is to have a partner or two who will take care of business, recently a Hartville company sold off its inventory and ebay business, which was making a decent income.
When it comes to chattel, $100 bikes, $300 drapes, $1,000 faucets
$10,000 boats or 85,000 buck Kubota tractors...find the hungry market, the BUYERS first and things go much smoother.
Even by the pallet or truckload I'd prefer to have a buyer lined up, even though the profits might be much lower than if I sold everything myself.
Except fot the tools of the Internet, chatteling is pert near the same as when Joe Karbo was selling boxes. Buy over here, sale over there for a profit.
The MIDDLEMAN approach.
I hadn't thought of "chatteling" faucets and bathroom fixtures...
But undoubtedly there's no reason why you can't do it, especially if you can buy at a good price...!
There are probably a lot of other "surprising" things you can buy and sell at a profit, that most people don't think of...
Best wishes,
Dien
I used to buy certain things from SCI once they were down to returns and overstocks. Once upon a time, they had employee sales, and you could buy stuff for a buck. I think they still offer pallets of returns and overstocked items
I belong to several groups, with pallets and truckloads of "stuff" for sale. You went the store route, and many have a retail outlet, but there is still a booming and growing market for ebay and craigslist, the SECRET is to have a partner or two who will take care of business, recently a Hartville company sold off its inventory and ebay business, which was making a decent income.
When it comes to chattel, $100 bikes, $300 drapes, $1,000 faucets
$10,000 boats or 85,000 buck Kubota tractors...find the hungry market, the BUYERS first and things go much smoother.
Even by the pallet or truckload I'd prefer to have a buyer lined up, even though the profits might be much lower than if I sold everything myself.
Except fot the tools of the Internet, chatteling is pert near the same as when Joe Karbo was selling boxes. Buy over here, sale over there for a profit.
The MIDDLEMAN approach.
