Yes, all lessons can be completed from a computer, tablet, or phone.

If you’re interested in reselling, but haven’t quite jumped on the bandwagon yet, this course is perfect for you!

Taking this course will help you achieve success quicker than trying to figure it all out on your own.

If you’ve done some reselling on other platforms, but haven’t yet dived into eBay, this course can take your biz to the next level.

If hours spent sharing and following aren’t your thing (Poshmark, anyone?), eBay is where it’s at!

If you’ve been selling on Facebook Marketplace, and are tired of communicating with potential buyers who never actually buy….the great thing about eBay, is it’s full of shoppers who are there for one thing….to buy!

With eBay, for the most part, you put in some work upfront to list, then you can sit back and watch money in.

One of the largest platforms out there, eBay is sure to be a game changer!

While not a requirement for selling (you get 250 free listings a month without a store subscription!), this course is geared around having an eBay store.

There are lots of perks of having an eBay store such as the ability to put inventory “on sale” as well as set up a vacation hold (Making money while on vacation? Yes, please!)

Store subscriptions start at just $4.95/mo with 1-yr plan, or $7.95/mo for month to month.

If you’re not quite ready for an eBay store, most of the principles in this course will still apply for you. Then when you’re ready for a store, you’ll be all set to go with what you learn.

Thankfully, start-up costs for reselling are very low.

As an example, I started with just my smartphone, printer, a couple of shipping supply items from the Dollar Store, and a scale (around $20 from Amazon).

If you don’t have a printer, there are some options for you…such as having your labels printed at the post office or library, but you’ll definitely want to eventually have either a printer or label printer available for ease.

You may also want to invest in a lighting kit and photo drop background (less than $75 total) and possibly a mannequin (approximately $50).

I invested in these around a year into my business, but if you can get these sooner, they really improve pictures and your sales. Definitely a great investment!

It’s also nice to have some basic household items on hand such as lint rollers (a must if you have pets!) and stain removers (I like OxyClean, Fels Naptha soap bars, and hydrogen peroxide).

You will also may need to make an initial investment in clothes to sell.

The amount is up to you and how quickly you want to grow your income. You can start with how little or how much you want.

For example, my initial investment was $7 for a few items. I sold a couple, then turned around and bought more. That same $7 investment is what I’m still flipping today!

It took a while to get where I’m at, and if you want to grow quickly you will most likely need to invest a bit more.

The other option is to sell your own items first so you can start investing in other items.

You’ll need room on either a wall or floor to take pictures. I recommend a 5’x7′ background as well as room for a lighting kit.

You’ll need a small space for shipping supplies. I use a small foot-wide cupboard, to give you an idea of size.

For inventory storage, that will depend on how much you plan to have. (You’ll take this into account for developing your business model as well).

Here are a couple of scenarios to give you an idea of how much storage room you’ll need:

I initially started out with a few cleared out dresser drawers to hold around 100-150 items.

Then I expanded to my proprietary (free) storage system which allows me to store a large amount of inventory in a small amount of space. An approximately 16″x24″ floor space with 6 feet of vertical clearance can hold around 100+ items. For my current sales volume, I have around 500-700 items on hand at any one time.

While you can resell from pretty much any location, if you live hours away from stores, you will probably have trouble sourcing enough inventory.

That being said, there are resellers who source everything online.

As well as those who travel two or more hours to source, spend the day sourcing inventory for the month, then drive home to get it all listed.

Also, small towns can have some pretty sweet vintage items – one of the most lucrative things to flip!

Yes! If this is you, let me tell you…I’m in the same boat!

Living in middle class suburbia, I rarely come across really great brands. But I haven’t let this hold me back!

In this course, I share all my biggest secrets with you for sourcing….including valuable items no one ever thinks about.

How does lifetime access sound?

There is no time limit and you can complete this course at your own pace.

In addition, this course will be updated as things evolve and change.

Absolutely.

If you go through the course, implement my strategies, and don’t see any results, then you can email me within 30 days for a full refund.

All I ask is that you’ve completed all the lessons, and that you provide evidence that you’ve put these methods into place and can show that they have not worked for you.

Video!

You will have video instruction and step-by-step walkthroughs of every major topic. This is by far the best way to learn the material.

This course is based on using eBay.com. eBay’s website in your country may be a little different. Also, the shipping methods discussed in this course are specifically for US sellers.

Credit card security is extremely important to me.

That’s why Teachable (where the course is hosted) handles the billing.

They provide a secure socket layer and 128-bit encryption.

Frankly, your credit card data is safer making an online purchase through Teachable’s site than it is paying for gas or food at a restaurant.

So feel comfortable knowing your transaction is 100% completely protected from fraud.

Beginning in 2020, most states started collecting sales tax for “digital” items like courses.

Hence, Teachable collects sales to be in compliance with the tax laws of each state.

If you’re in a state without sales tax, consider yourself lucky!