This High Profit Niche Can Make You $500- $2,000 PER Flip!

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Today we are going to talk about an amazing high profit niche that we kind of fell into by doing it - appliances!

On our recent road trip we bought 17 items for just shy of $1,500 and they should sell for around $30,000. Of those items, the majority were appliances.

And we have made so much money off of appliances. So it is an amazing, amazing high profit niche.

This is one of the only places you can spend $50 and make $500, $1,000, $2,000. We've made that much money on appliances. We've made, probably up to $5,000 on a single appliance on a single flip. Can you imagine being able to do that? This is the only niche that we know of where you can do that, and do it over and over again.

Appliances Are Everywhere
Why appliances? In the U.S. there’s over 10 million kitchen renovations going on every year. So what do people do when they get a renovation? Typically they update their appliances. They're getting rid of whatever's in their kitchen and they're updating it. So, you will be able to find deals this year, next year, the years to come, because this is a normal practice for people in the United States.

Most people are practically giving away their old appliances. Their options are to recycle the appliance, donate it, try to sell it, or give it away. Those are really the only things that people can do when they do get a renovation.

Another way to get them is from restaurants that go out of business. We picked up two commercial countertop ovens on our trip from a restaurant.

Where To Sell
The best platform to sell these appliances is eBay. We love selling on eBay because they have been around the longest for used items and they have something like over 159 million registered users.

If you get your items on eBay, you have a bigger pool of people who will be looking for that specific item. We usually sell our items for around 50% of retail so the person buying the item is also getting a good deal.

Where To Find Appliances
I can't even tell you how many times I’ve picked up appliances on the side of the road. I picked them up out of the trash and sometimes there might be something wrong with it, but if you can’t fix it you can always part out the pieces.

You can look at thrift stores, flea markets, yard sales, Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, and Craigslist. The reason people don’t sell the appliances themselves is because they don’t want to deal with it. They don’t want to deal with listing and shipping and figuring out freight.

New Course
We’re offering a new course to teach you all about how to get into this high profit niche, how to ship via boxes and pallets, and how to get set up for success with flipping appliances.

[jonblablabla]

How do you sell an oven on ebay.... sounds difficult! Especially to ship!

[martianwoodpecker]

I picked up a commercial Bunn coffee/tea machine last year from a restaurant closing, but I'm still sitting on it because I'm not sure how to test it and ship something that large. Eventually I'll give it a try, but I'm nervous about shipping something that big and having the customer come back telling me it doesn't work.

[rhondacorbin]

Is there anyway of doing your courses other than on facebook? I don't do facebook. Thanks for all you do!

[factionvextra]

Thanks for the free sauce, im about to change my life with this information

[dillonadams]

Bought your course. Thanks for the great content.

[JrideFlips]

Found you guys on instagram, excited to binge yah later lol

[orbeaorca]

Guys I am interested in the course. Please let me know how to get started. Thank you, Chris

[meg]

Do you ship these items or are they collection only?

[glampervanadventures]

I found a broken mobility scooter on the side of the road, and still sold it. And charged him to deliver it to him.

[ryanvideooo]

Lot's of talking wish you guys would just talk about the high profit items

[adamt]

Love the content on your podcast/videos, i really wish you guys would stop making them though.