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07-03-2012, 04:20 PM
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Seems alot of the dealers got out of business or started auction websites. That seems to be the big thing now. Maybe turn to that route if you can find good inventory to start and then find consignors. High end auction houses are out there so trying to compete with them will be tough to impossible but if you stuck to low end auctions there is alot more of us out there than high end. Do it part time to see how it goes and then decide on your job but i for sure would not quit your job right now the way the economy is and the income from your job you will need to get started. Brick and morter shops are almost obsolete because of the internet. Just my views
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