23yr Old Makes 30k/mo flipping couches

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[@jerel2119]

Great video! I’d like to see a video on finding a wholesale furniture or couch company maybe even a liquidator.

[@pjdougherty1758]

Bstock

[@juvianteran7730]

Super dope 💪

[@joedabossjmchill]

I know where I’m going if I need a couch

[@mmmmmMuffinz]

Those 6 piece modular couches are nice but they definitely wont sell for $2,800!

[@mmmmmMuffinz]

Update: yeah he now has them listed for only $2200 after having them listed for $2800 just a month ago... and idk how fast they are selling..thats what I would really like to know.

[@pjdougherty1758]

@@mmmmmMuffinzI’m a couch flipper and everybody tells me new couches sell the slowest. You need a very big audience to transition to new couches.

[@bigreem1]

I cant find him on Instagram. Can you provide a link?

[@waltereronimous304]

Mission sides hustles comp

[@charlesputt8588]

I clicked on this video because I thought's that's who it was. This dude looks like him, doing the same thing, even looks like he's in the same row of warehouses. But it's apparently a different guy.

[@LolliPop-xr5qq]

How much do you pay a month for a warehouse space that big?

[@cqbed]

I'd say 2-4k

[@everybodysjonathan]

$1000 for a curb couch? Free is fun but from what I’ve learned is if you spend some money your competition goes down and your profits go up.

[@justin_figgy_figueroa]

kickin ass

[@omaribarra4303]

nahh what market is he in because 600-1200 $ for something on the street does not sound realistic he might've been like overestimating but damn that's a lot and I've been flipping for like 6 months

[@oliveratgaming]

Yeah I am with you I sell couches 400 avg max 1000 and that's the lucky italsofa ones. It depends alot on your competition and area.

[@omaribarra4303]

Yeah fr my avg is like 400 too I'm in La market and OC

[@TheLyric7]

Nah cuz my boo son doin it😊

[@CouchFLIPP]

I teach how to beat your competition!!! Check link in my bio!

[@brolybsavage]

Factor in he probably cleaned and staged it nicely

[@mziriadil2844]

Bro the backsound is kinda loud and annoying

[@A1Schmidt]

My bad.

[@justindilworth8385]

I didn’t mind it.

[@Quickdraw1111]

It wasn't bad. It wasn't near as bad as most other videos are.

[@jaydonjohnson3058]

Bro looks 30 lmao

[@Despicable_G]

Eric Struggles to listen to

[@JeseSLU]

It's called mycomfycouches

[@brandonleesanders]

My question is why not just open up a showroom if you’re making 30k a month? You’ve got the capital…

[@mmmmmMuffinz]

he aint makin 30k/month ... dude is countin his chickens before they hatch. He's a fake, he sells courses on how to do what hes doing but he aint even sellin them for what he says in this video..not even close!

[@startingtech3900]

30k GROSS bro 🤦🏻‍♂️ he could only be making 10 and that’s still good 33%

[@Quickdraw1111]

@@startingtech3900 And factor in he has a partner. If they are making a profit of 10K a month, then, after dividing the profits with his partner, it means he personally is only making about 5K per month. It's not bad, but not near as much as the video makes it out to be.

[@pjdougherty1758]

@@mmmmmMuffinz30k revenue is nothing expecially when he spent 17k on new couches