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Yes but... you learn what sells well by buying and selling. I have been doing this for more than 10 years and am still learning what I can buy that will 1) sell at a substantial profit; and 2) Sell reasonably fast. There are quite a few things I look to buy, and am able to buy reasonably that I know will turn a nice profit. There are other things I'm not sure about, but I'm always willing to take the chance. My thoughts are, I may lose money on this, but it probably won't be much (I'm more likely to lose time than money)... but even the occasional losses are educational (one more thing I know to avoid in the future). I will not tell you what I look to buy; this is 10+ years of learning I did on my own. I'm not looking for any more competition. I suggest that you jump in; give it your best shot; and don't quit the first time you buy something that doesn't turn a profit.
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