Terrific idea😂❤

The cost is already written off when we bought them, but that’s a good idea

@@HairyTornado I think they'd look great Tie Dyed! Very easy and cheap to do.

@@HairyTornadohey Josh, i just went to your store to buy a couple towels to support, but they’re back up in price. Did i miss the $4 ones?? Thanks in advance 🙏

@@newhampshirenatethats an awesome idea

Great info in this video. Thanks. I watch as many of your videos as possible! Mike.

Good sales

Carpet tubes are usually really heavy and don’t add enough protection to justify the extra shipping expense in my opinion

These have been listed for a long time (longer than he has been running that back stock). But yes, that would tank the market

Well thanks 😊

I think most things fit in 9x13 bags but we have multiple sizes

We track everything on a total basis for the month, rather than individual items. Everyone likes to think that you have to track each sale but that's way too much work. You think restaurants track each french fry they sell? lol. We look at our total gross revenue for the month and then take out fees, shipping, cost of goods for anything we bought that month and any other expenses and that gives us our monthly profit. We use our business credit card at all the thrift stores so that credit card statment supports those purchases and we use our business debit card to get cash out at the atm to buy stuff at the flea market. The irs knows that you arent going to have receipts for flea markets and garage sales, so just having records of your cash withdrawls should be fine. You could take it a step further and write down your total flea market garage sale spend each week, but I dont really think that's necessary. As long as your numbers make sense, it's fine. If you say you bought something for $2 and sold it for $50, no one is going to question that. If you say you bought something for $50 and sold it for $2, that may raise some flags.

@@HairyTornado perfect, makes sense to me, & easy enough too. Thank you so much for sharing.

Yes we have a mini split unit. It’s not great in the heat of the summer. Keeping the warehouse around 78 degrees requires it to run all day

@HairyTornado thanks for the info. I do almost all my reselling in my 2 car garage and it gets pretty toasty in there. I just have a regular oscillating fan and that only helps a tad.

I’d recommend myresellergenie

you can buy boxes on ebay or amazon. We purchase from a local shipping supply store.

I haven’t seen that on ours yet

@@HairyTornado interesting cuz about half of my listing didn't have a defined shipping cost anymore.

Comps weren’t there. There were 5 listed and none sold. Mine was the first to sell, at least in the last 90 days. They were also kids

amazon

thank you so much! Fingers crossed!

I’m still doing whatnot.

We see them at the flea market fairly often but never good ones.

She has been back since last Tuesday but she got Covid her last day in Honduras so that’s why she hasn’t been in any videos. She’s filming her first one today :$

@@HairyTornado Oh, poor Haley. I hope she gets well soon. Love you guys. ❤️

We save 25% of net profits after expenses

Gotta get all my golf clubs sold before then lol

Yes they are very similar to North face. Need to look for unique colors and larger sizes

Usually just search “thrift store” and go everywhere

I think the padded flat rates are still cheaper for jeans, but I could be wrong g

Funny enough, he actually gets paid $1000 per year as a “pet modeling fee”. It’s a write off for us and he gets to buy anything he wants. 🤪

@@HairyTornado ❤️❤️❤️😂

Love it Let’s Go Mose 🐕❤

@@chhook949 he's living his best life. 🥳

He ended up putting her on ebay-- I can't complain about it too much, because I was the winning bidder!!😅

Just slides right in the box

I ship them in a 40x12x12 all day long.

Next day

More listings, refreshing old listings, sending offers, lowering prices, running sales, etc

Any online selling platform is going to take fees. eBay is about 12% which is about as good as it gets