Buy and re sell items..........

I also love the markets here any thing and every thing and mine here is like 10 blocks long and i could just send hours just walking never thought about opening a both but it would be fun

I think it's a good idea, here they have one on Facebook for this area. I tried selling a few items, and people wanted you to drive out of the way to give it to them. One lady yesterday wanted me to earn $3 to sell her an item and drive it to her.

I've tried buying and selling and had success...I think you should go for it..you've found the product all that's left is your time and effort...You Can Do It!

i prefer to sell it for good cost and prefer to make good margin and the range of items include only new always with best quality

I like the idea! You can make profit out of your unused items at home. We call it garage sales here where you can sell from appliances, clothes, books and almost all things. But there are seldom who do that here in our area..

Yeah, I've tried this a few time. I started out just selling used things I had and din't need anymore. I was able to earn a little from that. Then I got the idea of starting to get more serious and involved, perhaps eventually start a business. Unfortunately, importing things and selling them locally was harder than I had planned so it quickly ended. Right now, I am in university and don't have the time to commit myself fully to something like that but it is certainly interesting. If you gain some experience in selling. Maybe establish a market in mexico and are able to find a product in the US that is fairly cheap then you have a business opportunity. It certainly is fun to see profits after all that hard work.

Not sure if it's the same, but over here we have car boot sales and markets, where you can buy a 'table' or 'pitch' usually for 10GBP and you can sell whatever you want! They are held in fields, or I have known some people to use their own garage that way they anything they make is pure profit. In my younger days I was always going to fetes, markets and boot sales, it's surprising what people buy, I would think something is rubbish and yet someone else will pay good money for it. One person's rubbish is another person's riches is what I say!

We call them yard sales. I have never had one, but I have been to a few. They are pretty cool. You can find some great stuff for a good price that's for sure

Gosh, sounds like fun! We don't have anything like that around where I live, or at least not on a regular basis. There might be one a year, and not in a terribly convenient location for many people. I do love flea markets, though, and have been to some in other countries. As for what I can find here in the US, I do most of my clothing shopping at thrift stores and am always happy with what I bring home. There are stores besides Goodwill, but we also have a place called The Bins, which is all the stuff that Goodwill can't/won't sell for super cheap, much of it sold by the pound. I've definitely found and resold things from there. It really is a lot of fun!

My relatives used to do this alot when they were in better health. They'd pick up things cheap, or curbside (wash and fix them up) and then resell them for a profit at a flea market or rummage sale. The only things like that I've ever done was with clothes the kids out grew of but even for change people weren't buying so I just donate their things now.

I love going to swap meets, auctions, flea markets and garage sales. I also like going to the goodwill stores here. There are a lot of good things you can find and resale. That is a way that a lot of people make money. I have been tempted to go to the storage shed auctions. I hear they have a lot of good things in them and there is no telling what you can find.

This can be a great idea maria! This is also popular in our country. People would love to try out things which are affordable and yet with high quality. I'm sure you will make a good profit from it. Good luck!

I have never been into this kind of buying and selling. The closest I think that I can get to that is the bazaars and thrift shops. I do like to try out that kind of swaps if ever.

Hi Maria ! I don't know if this is exactly the garage sale which you are talking . We have it here but we call it as garage sale . One sells his old things or things no longer in used in a very cheap price . I can imagine how nice would be your Tuesdays and Sundays , people flocked to those goods and was able to save big amount. I love this whole thing , because it is so practical . We need to be smart and wise buy second hand as long as it is functional and safety . Savings is very important especially during hard life .

Interesting. Sounds like fun. I haven't tried to buy and resell items but know others who have done so and it worked well. Was aparently profitable as these folks continue to do flea markets all the time. I would love to be able to sell my crafts in this manner but doubt it's something that could happen in our area. Craft fairs I have done and they are fun but not always extremely profitable. Good luck to you if you decide to buy and resell.

hi mariaperalta. that practice is quite common here in our country. we simply can it buy and sell and the products being offered range from appliances to gadgets and up to big items like vehicles and even houses. it is good business but depending on the item that you want to buy and sell, you need a good amount of money. my cousin is involved in buying and selling houses. she buys a house, fixes it up and then sells it for a profit. she is an interior designer and her husband is involved in construction so they know what they are doing. they have the background and the means to go about it. i was involved in buying and selling clothes back in the day. it was profitable but very tiring. i decided to not altogether. some of my friends are involved in the buy and sell of cars. they would have two or three different models and would look for buyers. sometimes, i would refer a buyer and when the sale pushed through, i would get a commission. it was a good way to earn cash without any risk as i was just a go-between between the buyer and the seller.

if I can do that in front of my house, I would just do it I re sell Pempek now I bought it from my brother and I re sell it in my facebook and in internet not a big profit, but it makes me happy

That is one great way of earning with little to no capital at all. You can even ask your friends if they want some of their things disposed and you can actually sell them and get a portion of the sale from those items.

No tax? wow.. this is just great maria all you have to do is put out a table and start selling. We have used items (sometimes not used yet with little runs) what nice is the cheap price.

Nope, we don't do it in my country but seems great as the whole process seems ecofriendly.