A used and new equipment dealership supplied through dealer trade-ins and local flipping
Turn a successful local flipping operation into an equipment dealership by sourcing underpriced used equipment from dealers who do not want to handle used inventory, reselling new equipment at steady prices, and adding delivery, service, and mechanic capacity.
physical B2C Resale / Flipping
From Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast — How to Make $1.6K/Day on Facebook Marketplace at 03:20
Problem: Dealers may accumulate used trade-ins they do not want to advertise or manage, while buyers want reasonably priced equipment and convenient delivery.
For: Homeowners, landowners, contractors, and other equipment buyers seeking used or new lawnmowers and related equipment, including customers outside the dealership's immediate town.
Examples
- The speaker's operation grew from flipping items while teaching to an equipment dealership that recorded a best month of about $1.1 million in sales.
Behind this: 17 build steps · 4 tools and how each is used · how to validate demand · 7 more real examples · 8 things the video never answers.
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