Poor diy'er investments

secondhand furniture?

>>1028721
This

I've refinished/fixed furniture for a profit before. I'd love to make a business out of it but don't have the space right now.

Interesting. Just sanding refinishing and replacing broken bits?

>>1028735
Not the anon you asked, but pretty much. Yard sales are good for hunting, closing businesses that are liquidating are even better. Recent score in this area was a hotel that got all new furniture and just threw the old stuff away.

If you are good, furniture repair for moving companies can make you money.

>>1028713

>>1028721
This, or just buy wood for firsthand furniture

>No pallets please.
Why? You got it for minimal cost, nail together, slap with some paint and sell it to hipsters for ridiculous price.

>>1028729
I do it as a hobby, but I couldn't imagine making a living off it. Just the sheer volume you'd have to go through, not to mention actually selling the damn things.

>>1028859
I'd just want it as a side business. I used to do it for other people so I never had the problem of having to sell it though.