No — many people start with free items.

Finding and flipping free items is a core part of what I teach, and it’s where I personally make most of my profit.

Inside the playbook, I walk you through how to find free items and turn them into cash.

That said, access to free items can vary by location and timing.

So I also share specific places to source low-cost items when needed — using the same flipping principles.

You don’t need a big budget.

You need to learn how to spot value and start where you are.

Yes — the course focuses specifically on selling locally on Facebook Marketplace.

It’s simple, accessible, and beginner-friendly.

The skills you learn are transferable, but Marketplace keeps things focused and manageable when you’re starting.

Not if you do it intentionally.

I recommend using the space you already have — a garage, a corner, or a designated area — and only picking up what fits there.

Once those items sell, then you source more.

Some people choose to get a small storage unit later, once profits allow — but it’s not required to start.

Because most people wait until they’re desperate to try something new — and then they end up stuck in something stressful.
This gives you a skill you can use anytime life gets tight. You don’t need a perfect plan — just a first flip. And that starts today, for less than $100.

Yes — when you do it intentionally.

Inside the playbook, I walk through best practices for messaging, meeting locally, and choosing options that feel comfortable.

Most sales are simple, quick, and local — without complicated logistics.

That depends on when you start flipping. 

Some students make their first $100–$700 in 30 days — just by listing a few items a week. Others take it slower and flip when their schedule allows. 

There’s no pressure, no deadline, and no “behind.”

Most people experience this in order:

🔸 A first sale
🔸 A confidence boost
🔸 Momentum that builds with consistency

This isn’t a “get rich quick” promise.

It’s a repeatable skill that rewards showing up — and adds up over time.

Whether you want to make $100 this month or stack $1,000 by next, you’ll know exactly what to do.

The results come when you take action — and that part is fully in your hands.

That’s exactly what I teach you inside.
You’ll learn how to spot high-demand, low-cost (or free!) items that sell fast — even in small towns, apartments, or low-inventory areas.

I started with curb alerts, old toys, and things people were giving away — you don’t need fancy stuff, you just need to know what to look for.

Because this is a digital product with instant access, all sales are final.

That said, I encourage you to read through this page carefully and make sure this feels like the right fit before purchasing.