Mini Storage Auctions: Step By Step Blueprint For Making Money With Mini Storage Auctions

By James White

Don't Miss Out On Your Opportunity To Cash In On The Most Under Estimated Money Making Opportunity Around!

Are you looking for a way to make some extra cash in your spare time without spending a fortune in the process?

Mini Storage Auctions is the opportunity that you've been looking for!

You don't have to do any drop shipping or even have a retail location to make a big chunk of cash at these auctions!

The Mini Storage Auctions Book will show you everything you need to know to get started profitably as fast as possible.

Some of the topics that will be covered:

• How To Locate Local Mini Storage Auctions That You Can Show Up To And Grab Great Deals At
• The System For Successfully Organizing Your Finds And Processing Them To Get Them Ready For Sale
• Find Out What You Must Know In Order To Make Money On eBay Quickly
• Find Out What You Must Know In Order To Make Money On eBay Quickly
• And much more...

Don't wait another second to get this information – Order your copy of Mini Storage Auctions today!

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mark Williams
• Release date: Jul 12, 2018

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Introduction To Mini Storage Auctions

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In a poor economy, one thing is certain: people are falling behind on their bills. One of the bills that can easily go unpaid are the monthly bills required to keep additional goods in storage off-site. Americans are powerful consumers, but not very good savers. The excess buying power they have often goes to buying luxuries and goods that end up in these storage units, just waiting for them to fall behind on their bills. After some time, the storage company has a legal right to the contents of these mini storage units and can auction them off to the general public to try and recoup the missing storage fees. That's where you come in and take possession of goods that can be bought at steep discounts to resell on the retail market for a hefty profit. It's perfectly legal and it's a very under-utilized method for getting great goods for little money down.

There are many reasons to get involved with mini storage auctions these days. The stock market has taken a pounding, people are trying to find additional sources of income in a tight economy, and being the owner of your own business is always very appealing. Mini storage auctions can provide a return on your investment that beats the stock market, while incurring far less risk. Whatever you buy, you get to keep and can use yourself, or you can choose to sell to someone else. The value is intrinsic in the goods you purchase, unlike some investments that can lose their entire value practically overnight.

If you've been looking for some way to make additional money without having to put out resumes and/or be hired at outrageous low wages, this is a golden opportunity. You do not need a special degree or license to get involved in mini storage auctions. The startup costs are relatively low, especially if you already own or know someone with a pickup truck or hauling vehicle.

If you want to keep your day job, but go into business for yourself, mini storage auctions can be just the right type of business to get into. If you want to include a brother, sister, father, or mother, in the business, this is the perfect type of business for a family partnership. You get have control of the hours that you work and how often you attend auctions and when. There are not that many business opportunities that offer the flexibility and return on your investment that mini storage auctions do.

How Profitable Can It Be?

Generally, you should shoot for an average return of at least 50% on your investment. This is not hard to do, if you know how to estimate the worth of the contents of a storage unit. This type of return is unbelievable in today's tight markets, but pretty standard in the mini storage auctions business. However, it does take some legwork and a bit of knowledge on when to bid and when not to bid. There is some luck involved as you most often will not get a good view of the contents in a storage unit. So, sometimes you will bid on a unit and find even greater treasures than you saw from the