Nothing Is Certain Right Now… And Buying Inventory Could Break Us. скачать в хорошем качестве

Nothing Is Certain Right Now… And Buying Inventory Could Break Us.

Tuesday, December 30th — and nothing about our business is settled right now. Today we’re looking at another potential space, but we still don’t know if our current location is being taken over. If we do have to move, it will likely be January 31st, which puts us in a tough position: Do we buy inventory now… or wait and risk having nothing to sell? This month’s numbers are unusual. Month-to-date we’re at $18,900 gross, $10,200 net, with $21,513 total for the store — and we were only open two days this month to sell mystery boxes. The good news? We sold out. The bad news? We’re not really open right now, so every buying decision is a gamble. I talk about sourcing inventory and what I’m seeing change in the liquidation market. Loads that used to be readily available aren’t there anymore. Instead, we’re being redirected to single sellers, and that changes everything. I explain the real difference between when you have direct contracts — where inventory lands in your inbox ready for pickup — versus having to chase loads, negotiate pricing, and take on far more risk. We’re now seriously questioning whether going back to contracts makes sense. I also break down why I don’t like flat-priced loads, how buyers lose money on them every day, and what really happens when loads arrive not as expected. These are real scenarios with real buyers — not theory. Cheaper loads don’t automatically mean better deals. Not everyone sells with integrity. And if you don’t ask the right questions, you can lose fast. This video is about the decisions most resellers don’t talk about — and the risks they don’t show you. ➡️ Subscribe if you want the real side of liquidation, sourcing, and running a resale business. ➡️ More updates coming as we figure out what’s next.