Howdy, im looking to outsource a lot of things now. The business is expanding. I'm looking for consignors, ebayers, shop owners, laborers and possibly someone to partner with. If youre around nashville tn let me know. In the meantime i'll look around here too but figured i'd post here first.

i dunno about that. You learn tons more by actually bidding and buying. I'd go right in guns blazing and at least get 1 unit. Its easier than bidding online id say. Hes bought 20 units, im not saying buy a $2000 unit but man, i cant imagine going to an auction and passing on a deal

i'd say not so much. Mainly because generally if someone is doing it part time like that they wont get teh locker if its any kind of decent. I went to $300 on a military locker, one that i would have gone 3x that. The only bidders there were new guys with no idea and running a budget. I actually did let them get 1 locker, and it wasnt a bad deal for him.

id move to soft close, you want max $ on auctions or youll get no facilities willing to use you. auctionzing is having that problem. I bid on them would have won them all but they pulled them because they didnt go high enough

anything worth under $30 i run through the auctionhouse. generally $1000-$2000 per week. Mostly in box and tub lots but they really decide that for me which is fine by me

i just found 2 real vintage bulova ladies watches in great condition. and have found multiple fakes as im in a military town and the boys go overseas and buy tons of fakes

i just keep any higher dollar small items near me. ive never seen anyone but it may hapen

i allow myself 600 square feet of space, thats IT, I price things to where it will sell before that space fills up. Stuffed animals and lower end clothes all get donated, i dont even mess with it. Any dollar items get thrown in a box and sent to the auction house, anything $30 or more goes to craigslist or ebay depending on size, anything $2-$29 goes in my shop/yard sale/flea market. If i get tired of seing something it goes to the local auction house. Items are not worth what you think theyre worth, they are worth what people will pay. If people arent paying, either the price is too high or your ad is written wrong. Just my opinion on how i do stuff.