Handy Checklist To Take To The Thrift Store Or Garage Sales by practiclecash.com
Where to Find Things to Flip for Profit
If you’ve never flipped items for money before, you’re probably wondering how to get started and where to begin. First, set a flipping budget you’re willing to spend on inventory. You can get started with as little as $20.
Here’s where you can find the easiest things to flip for profit:
- Thrift stores (Goodwill, Savers, St. Vincent DePaul, church and community run stores)
- Used building supply stores (Habitat for Humanity)
- Church sales
- Rummage, yard, and garage sales
- Library and university book sales
- Your own house, your mom’s house, and your grandma’s house
- Estate sales (look at auctionzip.com and estatesales.net)
- Storage auctions
- Wholesale / bulk sellers
- Liquidation stores
- Retail stores (in their clearance or regular stock)
- Craigslist, Ebay, and other online selling sites
50 Items to Watch For at Thrift Stores/Garage Sales
- Designer Labels
- Vintage Swimwear
- Sports Jerseys
- Letterman Jackets
- Plush Toys
- Mens’ Jewelry
- Concert Tee (shirts)
- Wool Sweaters & Cardigans
- Cashmere Anything
- Vintage Military
- New & Used Shoes
- Discontinued Beauty Products
- Vintage Perfume
- Mens’ Ties
- Vintage Linens
- Vintage Underwear
- Personal Massagers
- Car Parts
- Boots
- Old Paper
- Vintage Music Players
- Vintage Electronics
- Vintage Slides
- Shower Cleaners
- Spacemaker Appliances
- Chess Sets
- Reborn Dolls
- Sports Hats
- Old Computer Software
- Flatware
- Vintage Knobs & Pulls
- Denim Overalls
- Pantyhose
- Vintage Towels & Blankets
- Vintage Sportswear
- Razor Cartridges
- Vintage Eyeglasses
- Old Gaming Systems
- Vintage VHS Horror
- Snow Gear
- Camping & Fishing Shirts
- Role Playing Games & Books
- Educational DVDs
- Hair Regrowth Devices
- Business Phones
- Mid-century Modern
- Vintage Rotary Phones
- Completed Craft Items
- Vintage Fabric
- Remote Controls & Adapters
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