re: #389 cliffster

As I said upthread, “The Wealthy Barber” will give you philosophies that will almost surely get you where you want to be in the long run. Millionaire Next Door is must read too.

My problem is finding folks that are willing to work and take a risk. I have a few ‘Studebaker” dealers around the country that I work with to avoid shipping cars to me in Md to prep for ebay. I’ll buy a car, take the risk and pay for parts if needed and split the profit with the “dealer”. He does the sweat equity, I take the risk. Two of my guys are making more on their weekends, then at there regular jobs.
If you are a car guy, you could do the same with say GTO’s. If your not a car guy, maybe musical instruments, or other ebay items.
I’m a small fish compared to some of the ebay sellers that make a fortune with just a laptop and some imagination.