Local liquidation and random-goods resale store
Buy liquidation returns, auction lots, storage-unit contents, furniture, appliances, clothing, shoes, exercise equipment, tools, and other discounted goods, then resell them through local listings, live video, a roadside storefront, deliveries, and additional local markets.
physical B2C Resale / Flipping
From Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast — Laid Off 2 Days Before Christmas, Now He Makes $60k/Month Reselling at 02:04
Problem: Customers in a small town have limited shopping opportunities, while liquidation and auction goods need a local seller who can display, explain, deliver, and transact them.
For: Local shoppers looking for discounted household goods, furniture, appliances, clothing, shoes, and miscellaneous products; later, customers across a wider regional market.
Products from this video
Examples
- A Saturday parking-lot sale of furniture produced about $3,000 in profit.
Other takes on Resale businesses
- A used and new equipment dealership supplied through dealer trade-ins and local flipping
- Buy Costco customer returns and liquidation inventory through auctions, then test, clean, repair, and resell the items locally through Facebook Marketplace.
- Data-driven Amazon FBA business importing competing products from China
- Local buy-low, sell-at-market-value flipping of used items and equipment
- Resell overlooked electronics and other underpriced goods through local marketplaces and eBay
- Live-selling business for discounted liquidation, overstock, customer-return and hard-to-sell goods