So I’m 20 years old. 2 months ago I started from nothing and starting flipping golf clubs from Facebook to eBay. My first month I did $520 in profit and about 1.8k in revenue. August I did $1100 in profit and 4k revenue, so right now I guess you could say I’m on track to make $10k-15k this year. With that being said, I’ve run into the first obstacle of really turning this from a hustle into a business. I need to figure out a steady stream of supply, Facebook has been amazing but I can’t just keep relying on luck from there. Some stuff I’ve come up with is reaching out to local courses to consign their lost clubs and permission to go collect lost balls. Unfortunately I don’t have any flea markets in the area and thrift stores hardly ever have clubs. While doing these marketplace deals I’ve had a lot of people recognize me and I think I’m somewhat starting to become known locally at least. (People sharing my page to their friends and stuff). Maybe this first year should be doubling down on my reputation? Just wanted to see if anyone had some creative ideas that maybe wouldn’t think of. I’ve done this everyday because it doesn’t feel like work to me, I enjoy it. I absolutely love the concept of buy low sell high. I used to play games that had markets for all the items when I was younger and I’m literally just translating what I learned in those games to real life funnily enough. I’m sure there will be some comments saying this won’t ever work because of xyz, but I’m motivated, willing to take risk, and willing to listen to advice from others. I’m a golfer myself and love the sport so I’ve caught on to the market really well so far even though I still have a LOT left to learn. Thanks for any real unfiltered advice, I’m sure it will suck at times, but I’m willing to work through highs and lows. I really think the used golf market is growing.