Our shipment came in this morning and it’s looking solid. A couple of heavy hitters we’ve sold plenty of times before, plus a few wildcard pieces like a few patio sets we’re excited to test on the market. We’ll break down the manifest, expected ROI, and our cleaning game plan once everything’s unwrapped but so far, this load looks promising. If you’re curious how we choose winning pallets or want to see the full breakdown, drop a comment and I’ll share more!

Hi Everyone, hope you all are killing it this weekend 🔥 Just wanted to come on here and have a discussion regarding your guys sales process. We use marketplace and make carousel ads then boost them at $25 a day for 2 days . We have Open hours on Saturday & Sunday from 12-5pm . We typically get between 6-8 sales from those ads . We also have a Facebook group & Instagram where we post all our couches and get sales from people who have seen our facebooks ads or visited our warehouse on the weekends. We really want to be at 15 sales a week but haven’t been able to do so. We do post on marketplace individual listings organically but rarely sell from there . Mainly get sales from walk ins on weekends with a few during the week from our Facebook Group. What helped you guys reach said 15+ sales a week? Thanks guys ! I’m more than happy to share more info too

At some point, every flipper hits that wall where you think… “I can’t keep doing all this myself.” Between cleaning, pickups, listings, and deliveries, it’s a lot. But here’s the flip side: hiring too early can eat into your margins. We’ve been there. Sometimes it helps, sometimes it just adds more moving parts (and headaches). So let’s talk about it, have you brought anyone on yet? Cleaner, delivery guy, warehouse help, whatever it is… did it actually free up your time or just cost you profit? Our experience: we didn't bring anyone in until 2 months in after we got our initial Bstock order. But at that time it was needed as we were making $40-50k in revenue already. Drop your experience below 👇 Let’s hear how everyone in the Bid. Sell. Profit.

Picked up this Thomasville Tisdale light grey earlier in the week for $200 and it turned out to be one of those easy dub that we all love. This one came in super clean, no rips, no stains, no pet issues. Literally just a quick steam clean and vacuum and it was photo-ready. No repairs, no heavy lifting on the cleaning side. We listed it and ended up moving it for $800 picked up. $600 profit on a smooth flip. Not every win has to be a massive B-Stock haul… sometimes it’s just these clean, simple flips that keep the momentum going. What’s everyone else winning with this week? 👇

We received a truck load today . We are missing an entire back piece a truckload and want to file a claim . What is that process like? Thanks !