#flipping items

[starrzbeatz]

10 Side Hustles You Can Start from Home (Even If You’re Broke & Busy)

Photo by Ketut Subiyanto: Pexels.com 10 Side Hustles You Can Start from Home Here are 10 legit side hustles you can start today — even if you’re broke and busy. Let’s face it — having multiple streams of income isn’t a luxury anymore, it’s a survival skill. Whether you’re trying to pay off debt, save for something big, or simply want more financial freedom, a side hustle is one of the smartest…

[willpaul229]

How To Make Money Flipping Items From Online Liquidation Auctions?

Flipping items from online liquidation auctions can be a profitable side hustle or full-time business if done correctly. Liquidation auctions allow buyers to purchase returned, overstocked, or refurbished products at a fraction of their retail price. By strategically selecting, purchasing, and reselling these items, you can turn a solid profit. Here’s how to get started.

1. Find the Right Online Liquidation Platforms

Many websites specialize in selling liquidated goods. Research different platforms to find the best deals and ensure they offer reliable inventory.

2. Choose the Right Products to Flip

Not all liquidation items are worth reselling. Focus on categories with high demand and good resale value, such as:

Electronics – Phones, laptops, and gaming consoles often sell quickly.

Apparel & Footwear – Name-brand clothing and shoes can yield strong returns.

Home Goods & Appliances – Kitchen gadgets, tools, and vacuums are always in demand.

Toys & Collectibles – Limited edition and trending toys can be profitable.

Avoid items with high return rates, excessive damage, or restricted resale rights.

3. Evaluate the Condition of the Items

Liquidation items are often sold as-is, meaning they could be new, used, refurbished, or damaged. Always check the auction’s condition ratings:

Brand New/Like New – Higher resale value but might have a higher upfront cost.

Refurbished – Tested and repaired but may have minor cosmetic issues.

Salvage – Often not worth reselling unless you specialize in repairs.

Buying manifested lots (where items are listed individually) is safer than unmanifested (mystery) lots.

4. Determine the Profit Potential

Before purchasing, research the resale value of the items. Use platforms like eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and Amazon to compare prices. Factor in:

Cost of Goods – The purchase price of the auction lot.

Shipping & Handling – Costs for receiving and reselling the items.

Marketplace Fees – eBay, Amazon, and other platforms take a percentage of your sales.

Aim for a minimum 30-50% profit margin to make the investment worthwhile.

5. Sell on the Right Platforms

Maximize profits by listing your items on multiple platforms. Take clear photos, write accurate descriptions, and price competitively to attract buyers.

6. Scale Your Business

As you gain experience, reinvest profits into larger liquidation lots. Consider specializing in a niche, automating processes, and using fulfilment services like Amazon FBA to streamline operations.

By following these steps, flipping liquidation items can become a sustainable and profitable business. Happy flipping!

[montydragon]

Rooturoo in outfits! They typically lounge around in the nude when at home, but their limited wardrobe includes some fun stuff. They got that printed thermos from a polar avian pen-pal and have been using it for years.

[keros3neangel]

piano things i have saved pt 1

🎼 .°~ 🎹

[knopartt]

finished my first termina playthrough today. highlight: chac chac found in a random ass trashcan on day one (accidentally drew karin who could not have been there. but i love her so let her be!!!)

[krumpkin]

I love these flip flops 😁

[sophfandoms53]

Absolutely hysterical to me that Striker can afford a whole statue of himself with a you know what but he cannot upgrade past a flip phone, and then he proceeds to do this-

amazing, i love him sm

[hadesknockedupintheunderworld]

Love how you can tell how many Zelda games people have played/know about based on their takes. Like "Oh but Breath of the Wild is the first mainline Zelda game where you can jump on command with a dedicated jump button"

Do they mean nothing to you?

[abyssalaerlocke]

How do I make Durgetash Durge and Gortash fic more intense? I need them to be crazy about each other

[dire-vulture]

hmmm..having these two face each other could be cute but it also feels so weird dfsgsfd

[thegreatyin]

WAIT. REALIZATION. amias and the scoundrel have the same glasses taste this is terrible

the londoners yearn for the inherent swag of tiny grandma-esque glasses!!!

[kindaorangey]

as far as audio/visual digital stuff is concerned i think part of the reason people romanticise the past so much is a very genuine anxiety about perfection. a fuzzy camera lens or botched audio is cringe and offputting, but when you frame it as something retro, the imperfections come across as deliberate and become integral to the aesthetic

[lacewise]

Any understanding of class that derives from mid-20th century Britain, United States, or Canada is probably wrong. And that’s a problem because that’s where most people get their ideas about class.

If you look further back, middle housing (townhomes, condos, apartments, triplexes, quadplexes, etc) are where the middle class historically found themselves living (usually, there are exceptions). Suburbs are mostly new and they are extremely wasteful. The idea that people lived in single family homes or even semi-detached housing with large green outdoor spaces (as opposed to shared courtyards) just strikes me as very, very silly and very, very American.

A better, more honest, more accurate description of the decline of the middle class is not just the disappearance of middle housing—it’s how much middle housing has deteriorated qualitatively. We no longer consider that apartments can be big enough to raise families in. Nor do we consider that they should be well-made enough to hold up to decades of uninterrupted housing.

“Luxury” condos have nothing on early-20th brownstones of the working class. And that’s the problem.

I am having trouble reconciling the same people who rightly said that density over space are now claiming that the birthright of the middle class is the ownership of implied single family homes, presumably with spacious yards. No.

There is no class worth establishing that pines for the trappings of the rich. And there’s no need to establish it anyway, it already exists. That’s the upper middle class.

I cannot believe people are saying that waste is the only sign of being middle class that matters again. But, what’s worse, I can believe people are buying it.

Anyone who says that is no better than the TikTokers who insist that $500 Shein hauls are a necessity and excess clothing (to the point of never wearing the same outfit twice) is a human right.

[yukipri]

Is it just me or is Tumblr desktop version Weird today?

I feel like the font/formatting is off, and the loading is slow in a WEIRD way

[tealfruit]

another day another dealing with management scrambling about their own poor decisions and supply chain/budget issues even tho I'm really fucking not paid enough for all that

[the-chattering-tower]

Every time I see someone on the AH trying to turn a profit by reselling my Bundra skins over the purchase price (500g), I'm just gonna submit a reprint order and throw the run on the AH. Once staff have re-evaluated the skin, this will be very easy with the new system

Fuck artificial scarcity. Bunnies for everyone!