Are you considering starting your own business or supplementing your current income but not sure what to sell? Or maybe you are an eBay seller or a flea market vendor and are looking for additional inventory. Whatever the case may be, there IS a place where you can have access to items from multiple manufacturers - but only source from one place.

Rob Caskey, VP of Liquidation.com, joins host Anita Campbell along with co-host, Steve Rucinski, to discuss how the major department store retail crisis is providing entrepreneurs and small businesses growth opportunities through affordable sales of multi-inventory lots.

Below are the questions we asked Rob in this episode:

• (1:55) First Rob, can you tell us a bit more about yourself, your background what Liquidation.com is all about?

• (2:58) Who is the typical customer for your site? Are they eBayers or brick and mortar businesses?

• (4:15) How can someone get started in this business or how can someone grow the business they already have?

• (7:19) Is there a minimum purchase required for Liquidation.com? What’s the smallest size purchase someone can make?

• (8:14) Where do you get the inventory you sell?

• (10:07) How much of the inventory you have is the result of the impact from the economy?

• (12:12) Can a really small business make money from the liquidated inventory by turning it around and selling it locally? Is it a good deal for small businesses?

• (16:02) What is the range of condition category of goods on your site and how can a buyer know what to expect in each category?

• (18:20) What are other things should a buyer consider when purchasing this type of inventory?

• (19:46) Are there other costs involved besides the cost of the actual product itself?

• (21:00) What are popular product categories on your site?

• (22:21) If I wanted to sell online or through a traditional commercial channel, do you have any tips or strategies for potential buyers?

• (25:07) What are some benefits for using this service as a seller rather than a buyer?

• (26:35) Rob, where can people find out more on the web?

Listen to Rob’s full interview now by clicking the red and yellow player below.

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