Secret Wholesale Sources Used By Rich Flea Market Vendors

Flea market vendors need the fastest moving wholesale products,
at the lowest possible wholesale prices, to make the highest amount of money possible.

Experienced flea market vendors know that they can develop a full time income,
while only selling part time at flea markets.

How can they make so much money in what is primarily a weekend business?

They utilize genuine wholesale sources that can provide them with popular
merchandise that shoppers actively search for.

True flea market product sources are hard to find, since successful vendors don't
want to invite competition by revealing their hidden suppliers.

As a former flea market vendor, and a current wholesaler, I can lift the curtain and share with you this information. The following flea market product sources can help you develop a full time income from a flea market business.

Flea Market Product Source #1

Direct importers. Direct importers are businesses that bring products from overseas, and sell them at prices substantially below wholesale. Since these importers bring in products by the container, they want to be able to sell in volume. Their products are often priced at pennies of the original retail, and can give a flea market vendors a significant profit margin.

The key to dealing with direct importers is to buy in volume. They will offer their best
prices to resellers that can buy large quantities. If you are not ready to purchase in large volumes, the next source should work better for you.

Flea Market Product Source #2

Flea market wholesalers. This type of a supplier specializes in providing products for flea markets. The wholesaler actively researches the market, and stays on top of flea market trends.
He will know what products sell the best, and at what price his customers need to buy to be able to make money.

Since his customers are vendors, he will always receive feedback on his products and
prices. By working with this type of a wholesaler, you will be assured of receiving advice based on actual market conditions.

Remember, not every wholesaler specializes in flea market vendors. Just because he has customers that sell at flea markets doesn't mean that he is an expert. You want to deal with a wholesaler that has many customers actively working the markets.

Special Tip:

If a wholesaler has customers in your local flea market, he will be able to give you solid advice on what products actually sell in the flea market.