Here’s an idea clear the front of the shop on the left as you go in and stack anything that you have volume of or are going to sell individually creating space for your box making and drop price on tile that is not selling to give you more space for this that’s obviously making you good money at the moment the tiles that are so slow are just filling the shop space
You're quite the wheeler and dealer you will have a great retirement when the time comes if you can get buying addiction under control lol always enjoy your vids
@@stressfreepaperchase3215 I signed an airtight commercial lease, on the hook for $45k rent over the next 18 months weather I’m there or not. I’m way too cheap to upgrade and have the shop be a storage expense. In 18 month I’ll be moving, maybe not much bigger than where I’m at but definitely higher! Racking would solve all my problems
@@TileReseller Seems to have potential, but you need to dispose of it fast, time for you to be the middle man this time, avoid the grunt work, maybe redo a nice pallet and sell it as a premium. Might be problematic if you have stack and stack of things, yeah quite nice stuff in it but who know, winds can change fast, could be a burden.
Love the new/return of a different selling avenue. Turnover is name of the game if you’re getting another 5 pallets. Combine the $950 pallets for more room? Like the other comment about risk with teeth whitening product. Same can be said about any of the beauty products.Bulk it and liquidate it
@@orionpaillette1398 hadn’t really thought about the risk. They’re shrink wrapped and couple years before expiration so just been putting them in mystery boxes. Since there isn’t much, might be best to dispose
