We’re gonna start posting daily inside this community to keep things active, helpful, and fun. Here’s the new weekly rhythm we’ll be rolling with: - 📦 Marketplace Monday – share listings, deals, and what’s selling fast - ⚙️ Tip Tuesday – tools, cleaning hacks, or anything that’s helping your workflow - 🏆 Wins Wednesday – post your latest flip or progress, big or small - 💬 Real Talk Thursday – open discussions, questions, or lessons learned - 💰 Flip Breakdown Friday – we’ll break down real flips (ours + yours) - 🧠 Strategy Saturday – goals, systems, and scaling talk - ☕ Reflection Sunday – mindset & reset for the week ahead. We’ll be posting consistently from here on out so jump in when you see a post that fits you. Even a quick comment or photo helps keep the community alive 🔥

So I know we typically want corner/ sectional sofas. But I picked this item up for £40 when selling another sofa. I feel like there must be profit to be had. Listed it as a Luxury Crushed Velvet 3 Seater Sofa but had no luck for 2 weeks at £150. Wondered if you had any advice or tips?

When we first started flipping, we didn’t have a nice showroom or clean background for photos everything was taken in garages, driveways or in this case somewhere in the storage area.That’s when Photoroom came in clutch. It’s an app that lets you remove or replace backgrounds with AI. You can drop your couch into a modern living room scene, adjust lighting, and make your listings look 10x more professional in seconds. We don’t use it as often now since we have a showroom, but for anyone just starting out, this tool can make a huge difference in how fast your items sell. Pro tip: Try different background styles that match your audience, modern, cozy, or minimalist interiors tend to perform best on Facebook Marketplace. See the photos of before and after of this West Elm Shelter taken in the storage area vs with AI background. What tools or hacks are helping your workflow right now? Drop them below 👇

Whats up guys! What' selling in your market the most? Ours continue to be modular cloud pieces - used to be in grey/light grey but beige has overtaken that. If you could get them for around $300-500 and resell for $1k+, thats a win. Mid-century modern leather sets are also exceptional especially in camel/brown color. Buyers are willing to spend big on these type of sectionals as it probably matches their interior design. We bought this Positano set for $624 and sold it for $2400. What do you guys got?