How To Price Painted Furniture To Sell | Flipping For Profit

You've found good junk, you painted it, now you are ready to sell it, but for how much?

Here's a video helping you figure out your best profit formula! How to price the furniture you paint to sell!

If you are going to paint furniture to sell for a living and be a creative entrepreneur, understanding how to price your goods is very important.

In this video I break down three simple ways you can think about pricing your pieces for sale. At the end of the day, you are the boss and can do what works best for you.

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[Hildachipman]

It also boils down to what they are selling painted furniture. for in your city.

[esmeraldalazcano]

Thank you for you sharing ☺️great tip for a beginner like myself.

[nldias]

I look forward to your daily videos, I learn something new each day. Thank you Sonia for sharing your life's experiences with us. Wishing you, Matt and Riley a wonderful Friday and Veteran's Holiday weekend .. take good care! 😊 🇺🇸

[mariaramirez]

Hello Sonia and Matt hope y'all are doing well. I love that you share your creative tips and tricks and experience with us many blessings back to y'all. Y'all have a great weekend and veterans day. Much love and big tx hugs from South Tx.

[andreadefelice]

this was great advice for folks. I have in the past questioned my pricing. I learned the hard way that pricing is key for hard work (that I love). I never underprice anymore. thanks.

[lindaalessi]

Love how you describe this. Thanks for the information. You have proved that I am correct with the way I’m pricing my goods. 😊

[ClaireCreations]

All three ways are super useful! Thanks Sonia

[divinelyblessedkb]

I am a new subscriber! Yay!! How do you ship your furniture to your customers? Like wrapping and securing the item? Thanks in advance!

[claudiatrapp]

Love this. I usually do the supplies, piece & then double it. Im horrible with keeping up with hours.😂

[samlogosz]

I built furniture. My paint grade I use Sherwin Williams urethane and it cost 40 dollars a quart. It's a more durable finish than latex paints witch most people use and it probably average 7 dollars a quart. Big difference.

[linamarie]

That is the #1 reason that many people have a hard time in the beginning. It's hard to price when consumers can be intimidating and tell you they can get it somewhere else or it isn't worth it etc. Know your worth. There will ALWAYS be someone who will complain..

[gailremp]

This is serious helpful.. I would like to flip some items for a garage sale in Florida. But I was afraid everybody wants to pay five dollars for something you've spent $20 getting together. Because it's a garage sale. But this is very useful. Thank you so much.

[Quiltypickles]

Just started watching you and I love your work. This video really helped me. I started out 4 months ago and this info will help me get a handle on actually making some profit. Thanks a million and your dining rooms coming together great

[judybarrett]

Yes you broke that down in layman’s terms! Wonderful

[four-x-trading]

i see someone on my pinterest selling pieces $1000 and up just some fancy paint job on a piece of furniture a piece sold 10k crazy how much you could make just on a simple vanity or dresser

[briannamatty]

this was so helpful and inspiring! thank you very much for your advice and energy :)

[elizabethdonley]

super helpful!! I have 1000 questions hah is there some kind of group?

[pennyhanson]

Hi, Sonya, thank you for the very helpful information. Kind regards from Penny in Liverpool 🇬🇧😊

[Colodreamer]

This was awesome!!! Thank you so much!!!💕💕💕💕

[elizabethpinkney]

Such great advice, you are my inspiration