Most people sleep on reselling because they think you need big money to start. Nah.

I started with $20 worth of snacks from a bulk store. Sold them between classes for double the price. Took that $40 and bought a used hoodie for $15, cleaned it up, flipped it for $45.

Within a month I was making more than most part-time jobs — and I set my own hours.

Here's what I learned:

1. Buy what people already want. Don't try to convince someone to buy something weird. Hot Cheetos, Takis, energy drinks — those sell themselves.

2. Clothes work if you have taste. People will pay for style. Find underpriced pieces at thrift stores or clearance racks and flip them to people who don't want to hunt.

3. Consistency > one big flip. Small daily sales add up faster than waiting for one big score.

4. Build a buyer list. Once someone buys from you once, they'll come back. Keep them in the loop on new drops.

I built FlipVault to share my drops with a bigger audience. If you want first access to snacks, clothes, and gear at prices nobody else has — check it out.