Flea Market

[Anonymous No.10680505]

So I went to the flea market the other day and went around talking with different vendors and found that the costs to run booths actually isn't at all expensive(30 bucks a week for some of them! one in a decently volumed spot). I was thinking of ways to maybe get a shop going with my current capital(5-6K but I can get more if I need to save) what is a good thing to maybe flip at a flea market, or stuff I can maybe make(have a few friends who need money and would be willing to be paid peanuts) that would be profitable?

[Anonymous No.10680520]

Or any of you think it's a bad idea? I'm really just spitballing here.

[Anonymous No.10680555]

>>10680505
Next spring sell flowers and plants-buy wholesale and sell cheaper than the greenhouses. Markup is pretty high.

[Anonymous No.10680589]

>>10680555
Ooooh nice, I like the idea. what would be the best source to get these plants?

Anyone else got anything cool like this?

[Anonymous No.10680979]

What are some good reliable items to flip on websites like craigslist for easy cash? I assume it should be fairly easy to catch low-priced items and put them back on the website with only a 5 or ten dollars mark up.

[Anonymous No.10681255]

>>10680979
Kek agreed

[Anonymous No.10681324]

Most people that go to flea markets aren’t looking for anything in particular. So if you have a table or stand or whatever of random gadgets or things that make people stop and take a closer look you’re doing good. Random shit though. Sometimes I go into Walgreens for chapstick and come out having spent $80 not knowing wtf happened but still happy. People go to spend money, tell them what to buy.