Ecommerce

How do you make extra money in a low-risk way? One method I keep coming back to is the idea of starting a consignment business.

So you’re selling other people’s stuff and just taking a percentage. They get paid, you get paid, and you’ve got no upfront inventory risk like you’d have with a traditional physical product business.

Sarah McAffry of Statemint Consignment earned over $10,000 from her first consignment event and has continued to grow from there. She has been crushing it in this space for the last 10 years, and it has now expanded to 23 locations across the country.

There’s hidden gold in everyday places — if you know where to look. That’s the message Rob Stephenson from FleaMarketFlipper.com and Flipper University is spreading, and he’s back with some of his most profitable stories yet.

Rob is a full-time flipper, sourcing low and selling high. He’s turned a side hustle into a full-time business with jaw-dropping profit margins, all from part-time work.

In this episode, Rob explains the “Big Profit Flipping Model.” This model draws inspiration from how he consistently finds and flips items for thousand-dollar profits.

Want to scale back on your day job?

Want to travel more, and spend more time with your family?

That’s exactly what Stacy Gallego has been able to do thanks to her part-time flipping business.

I love a business where you can get paid over and over again for work you do once.

That’s exactly what Emily McDermott from PrettyArrow.com has done by selling spreadsheets online.

Flipping furniture for profit is an increasingly-popular side hustle.

You can make $150-250 per flip in your spare time, work with your hands, and potentially save items from the landfill with your upcycling efforts. Here’s how to get started.