I'm a high school student and i sold 5 guitars in the first couple weeks of guitar flipping. on one of my first sales i bought a guitar for $15. It was a 3/4 size first act guitar. then i resold it for $50. you don't need to buy expensive guitars to get good profits. I bought cheap kids guitars and resold them and got a really good profit off them. you'll get smaller profits but if you sell a lot it adds up. Also, don't sleep on slightly damaged guitars someone will buy it.
That’s awesome! Love to hear a success story and have this side hustle validated. If you’re willing to put in the work there’s no doubt you can make some money doing this. Best of luck!
@@GP-ed2ch Facebook market place. Search guitars and hundreds will pop up with great deals. And also ask them to bring the price down alit of the times it works
@@GP-ed2ch no I didn’t ship. In my opinion it’s not worth shipping because you have to give a percentage to Facebook. Also people can scam you and you won’t get your product back. All they have to do is ship it back with nothing in it. It’s just better to do in person sales
I flip guitars often. I have the best luck finding deals at major chains. They pay less for them, usually in trade, and can afford to sell them cheaper to move them. Trade ins equal new sales for them. $1000-2000 seems to be the best profit margin(aside from super high-priced Gibsons, etc. As many people take up guitar, buy a nice one on credit, then sell it when they lose the desire to play.
Hi, I want to try and resell a guitar for the first time, something under £300, any good models I should look for, also do Epiphone guitars resell well? Thanks :)
You're saying that US-made guitars are higher quality than japanese guitars ; absolute bullshit... And saying that the older the better is also complete horsecrap... Take this guy's advice with a solid rock of salt people.
I had the same reaction as you then I remembered that the average duder with a 6 string is not very bright and when it comes to reselling and flipping stuff you probably get a lot more traction if it’s stamped with stars and bars. Either way if I’m picking my own, Jap > US of A 9/10 times
What have you tried flipping for profit?
guitar pedals, and amps definitely! Always works. 10% to 20% price increase, trying to bargain when im buying stuff, always works.
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I'm a high school student and i sold 5 guitars in the first couple weeks of guitar flipping. on one of my first sales i bought a guitar for $15. It was a 3/4 size first act guitar. then i resold it for $50. you don't need to buy expensive guitars to get good profits. I bought cheap kids guitars and resold them and got a really good profit off them. you'll get smaller profits but if you sell a lot it adds up. Also, don't sleep on slightly damaged guitars someone will buy it.
That’s awesome! Love to hear a success story and have this side hustle validated. If you’re willing to put in the work there’s no doubt you can make some money doing this. Best of luck!
Where did u find this guitar?
@@GP-ed2ch Facebook market place. Search guitars and hundreds will pop up with great deals. And also ask them to bring the price down alit of the times it works
@@kendalliv8566 also when u sold it how did u ship? Also do u have a discord or somewhere we can talk?
@@GP-ed2ch no I didn’t ship. In my opinion it’s not worth shipping because you have to give a percentage to Facebook. Also people can scam you and you won’t get your product back. All they have to do is ship it back with nothing in it. It’s just better to do in person sales
I’ve profited close to 12k in 13 months with side flipping guitars
I flip guitars often. I have the best luck finding deals at major chains. They pay less for them, usually in trade, and can afford to sell them cheaper to move them. Trade ins equal new sales for them.
$1000-2000 seems to be the best profit margin(aside from super high-priced Gibsons, etc. As many people take up guitar, buy a nice one on credit, then sell it when they lose the desire to play.
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Your next how-to video should be, how-to make a how-to video without knowing how-to
Hi, I want to try and resell a guitar for the first time, something under £300, any good models I should look for, also do Epiphone guitars resell well? Thanks :)
You can probably use a rag and a clothes iron to remove dents
i fip stuff, and i only flipped one guitar
the retail price was 1000, i bought it for 600 (based on a 60% rule i made up myself) and sold it for 720
correction. guitar center does NOT refund the shipping cost. You lose it if you bring it back.
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Yeah you can return to any physical location. I used to “rent” nicer basses for studio work this way lmao
Dude's basically chat GPT presented by what looks like an unfinished clone
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You're saying that US-made guitars are higher quality than japanese guitars ; absolute bullshit...
And saying that the older the better is also complete horsecrap... Take this guy's advice with a solid rock of salt people.
I had the same reaction as you then I remembered that the average duder with a 6 string is not very bright and when it comes to reselling and flipping stuff you probably get a lot more traction if it’s stamped with stars and bars. Either way if I’m picking my own,
Jap > US of A
9/10 times