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How To Make Money Buying And Selling ((EXCLUSIVE))



The amount you can earn depends on how you resell, what you resell, and how much time and effort you put into your business. For used merchandise stores, the average annual revenue per worker has grown to $120,000. For individuals using an online platform such as eBay, Poshmark, or TheRealReal, earnings vary greatly. Some users pull in six figures, while others make a little extra cash each month selling used items.




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If you\u2019re selling online, make sure you take clear pictures of your items, write detailed descriptions, and respond to customer questions and feedback in a timely manner. Package your item neatly, ship it promptly, and include a personal thank you note.


That depends partly on what you\u2019re selling and whether it\u2019s a better fit for Amazon or eBay. One survey found that more people see sales in the millions when reselling on Amazon, but results can vary. If you already have a following or positive customer reviews on eBay or Amazon, stick with that platform. If you\u2019re new to reselling, choose a marketplace that works well for the item you\u2019re selling, and make sure the commission and fee structure meets your needs.


Buying items for a low price and selling them on eBay for a profit can be a great way to make money, and we're here to show you how to do it. You just need to choose your items carefully and know how to work the eBay selling game like a pro.


But be honest about the fact it's second-hand, and list any damage or faults with the item. And if you start making some serious money, you'll have to pay tax. Check out our simple guide to the rules and regs of tax and make sure you know how to submit a self-assessment tax return.


Do some quick price comparisons as well; just because it has a 1 price tag, it doesn't mean it's a bargain. You can get some items cheaper elsewhere.Check the market valueWhen you come across an item in a charity shop or at a car boot sale that you've sniffed out as a potential money-maker, look it up on the eBay app.


We've heard of people making anything from 100 to 2,000 a month by reselling stuff online. But it'll take a while to find your niche in the market and for the money to come rolling in.


The saying "one man's trash is another man's treasure" is never more true than when selling stuff online. As our handy list proves, you really can make money from buying and selling low-price, everyday items, and even things that you might otherwise throw away.


  • As long as it's before the expiration date, you can try selling it on eBay. If you ask for a little less than the value of the gift card, it'll be snatched up in no time.

  • Coat hangersGot a wardrobe filled with more hangers than clothes? Why not sell them? They won't go for much, but it's better than nothing! If you have a matching set of hangers, you can probably get around 50p online.

Wine corksWine corks are perfect for arts and crafts, which makes them a perfect thing to sell.


  • If you drink enough of the good stuff to build up a collection, you can make around 10p per wine cork and as much as 15p a pop (literally) for champagne corks. Facebook Marketplace is a good option for this, so you can sell locally and save money on shipping.

Your hairThis may not be the first thing you will think of when it comes to finding things to sell, but you can earn some serious money for your hair.


  • You'll need long, healthy hair to earn the biggest profits, so make sure you look after it! It's also best to find a buyer before you cut your hair, as some companies don't accept hair that's not freshly cut...

Unused car parking spaceGot a private parking space but don't have a car? You'd be surprised how much money you can make from renting out your car parking space, and there's even more potential if you live near a city centre.


  • We've seen someone sell 800 of them for 48 plus 22 P&P but, more realistically, you can sell old toilet roll for 10p per piece. Still better than throwing them out for free, right?

Advertising space on your blogHave you got a personal blog? One of the easiest ways to make money from your website is by selling ad space.


  • You can apply to ad networks like Google Adsense or even reach out to individual companies. If they sell products in the same niche as your website, they could want to advertise to your readers.

  • Your photosWe're not talking pics of you and your mates getting drunk on the beach in Marbella... but if you have a keen eye and a creative head on your shoulders, you could make great money on your pics. You don't even need a fancy camera to produce money-making photographs either.

Old mobile phonesGot some old phones stuffed away in drawers that you haven't used since you upgraded?


  • You could offer private tutoring or take on some freelance work in your area of expertise. It's a great way to earn some extra money and it also looks great on your CV.

  • Your servicesYou don't need expert skills to cash in on your services either. Apps like Task Rabbit let you earn cash for helping people do small (normally DIY-related) tasks. It's worth signing up to task apps to complete small and super-easy tasks in your local area for a payout.

  • Your language skillsAre you blessed with the ability to speak a second (or third, or fourth...) language? You could make money selling your language skills. From translating texts to creating language resources, there are loads of options out there.

Old university booksLet's be honest, you're unlikely to ever read them again. The quicker you sell your textbooks (i.e. while the edition you have is still current), the more cash you'll get for them.


  • You'll be surprised to see empty boxes for iPhones, PlayStations, and loads of other electrical goods going for a decent amount of cash.

  • Instruction manualsGot any manuals knocking about for items you don't use, or know how to use already (so no longer need the instructions)? Manuals for things like sound systems and computers sell pretty well on eBay.

Remote controlsThis is another weird way to make money, but it's funny how every household seems to have a spare remote control stuffed away in a drawer that no one can remember what it was for originally.


While the option may be in the money at expiration, the trader may not have made a profit. In this example, the premium cost $2 per contract, so the option breaks even at $22 per share, the $20 strike price plus the $2 premium. Only above that level does the call buyer make money.


For every call bought, there is a call sold. So what are the advantages of selling a call? In short, the payoff structure is exactly the reverse for buying a call. Call sellers expect the stock to remain flat or decline, and hope to pocket the premium without any consequences.


The last thing to consider for these businesses is that they are a direct trade of time for money. You can make good money with a small selection of high-paying clients, but the moment you stop working, the cash flow dries up. You may be able to turn a freelance business into more of an agency, where hired help handles some client work.


Blogging to make money online has grown beyond big businesses and side hustles. Anyone can now build an audience by putting out great content and make a lot of money from their blog. Bloggers also tend to take a personal approach that resonates with an intended audience versus getting information from a company blog.


Ever thought of becoming a YouTube star? Micro-celebrities like 10-year-old Ryan Kaji are making more than $29 million per year on YouTube selling toys. Another top earner on YouTube is David Dobrik, who makes about $15.5 million entertaining his audience with comical videos.


Apps like Fundrise offer investors the ability to invest in a portfolio of properties along with other users. This allows people with limited funds to invest in projects that they might otherwise not be able to on their own and begin to make their money work for them.


What does that mean? In short, one common way to make money in stocks is by adopting a buy-and-hold strategy, where you hold stocks or other securities for a long time instead of engaging in frequent buying and selling (a.k.a. trading).


Put options are in the money when the stock price is below the strike price at expiration. The put owner may exercise the option, selling the stock at the strike price. Or the owner can sell the put option to another buyer prior to expiration at fair market value.


There are a number of ways. You can make money in the form of income from rents for both residential and commercial properties. Companies also may pay you royalties on raw land for any discoveries, such as minerals or oil. You can also invest indirectly, via real estate investment trusts (REITs), mortgage-backed securities (MBSs), mortgage investment corporations (MICs), and real estate investment groups (REIGs).


She also has a great webinar, Turn Your Passion For Visiting Thrift Stores, Yard Sales & Flea Markets Into A Profitable Reselling Business In As Little As 14 Days, that will help you learn how to make money by flipping items as well.


Another example of flipping that is popular is with houses. Many people buy houses that need some TLC, fix them up and then sell them for a higher cost. Pickers and flippers are buying from one market and selling it to another (usually with a little bit (or sometimes a lot) of work in between).


Both Rob and I love the $10-$50 price range for a lot of items. Percentage wise we usually make the most money on this price range. He will spend a bit more on some items that he has done some research on, but we do like to stick to under $50 for the most part. One of his more expensive purchases recently was 3 bedbug machines for $250 at an auction. They were pretty big machines (like a large generator size), that heated the whole hotel room up to kill the bed bugs. We sold the three of them for $3,000. So that was a $2,750 profit minus the eBay fees. EBay charges 10% and Paypal charges about 3% on transactions. While it kinda stinks to pay the fees, eBay reaches such a larger market than craigslist, Facebook or Offer up, so it is definitely worth it. It is a cost of doing business, so you just factor it into your profit. 041b061a72


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