Businesses YOU Can Start Even if You're BROKE

You have two resources for starting a business: time and money. If you don't have a lot of money, you will need to invest your time, and service-based businesses are an excellent place to start.
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[@bryanarnold8543]

This is some excellent information. I worry about some people as to whether they still have the work ethic, including myself. I can see you don't seem to be lacking in the work ethic department.

[@DiabeticGameGuy]

My favorite thing was flipping at goodwill or free stuff on Facebook marketplace.
It doesn’t take a lot of money to start. Either getting free stuff or selling extra stuff around your home.
It doesn’t really scale, but it’s a low risk that doesn’t require a lot of skill.

[@wesleyoaks]

Selling stuff laying around the home and decluttering while making some money is overlooked but a big win. I personally can't stand clutter. More of a minimalist. It's a great way to get starting capital too.
I did that to get the money to start selling iPhones on eBay. I would buy people's broken iPhones for like $20 and sell them on eBay for $80+ depending on the model. I think the people buying them would use them for parts to repair other phones.

[@bryanarnold8543]

@@wesleyoaks What's the most you made selling phones on eBay if you don't mind me asking?