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A flea market is a good place to make an extra buck and the best thing about is that you do not necessarily have to be there every day. You can still be going with your day-to-day job but pet aside a day when you will be going to the flea market to sell your wares. When you are not a regular vendor you can rent a booth a day before to make sure that, you have a space to sell your wares on the market day. The regular vendors can rent their booths on a monthly basis or for six months depending on the agreement with the council or depending on how much time you want to do that job.

To become a vendor you need to:                          

  • Look for a market that you want to sell on. You can locate the market online by using the various search engines. Check the many websites in the flea’s market directory and look for the one that is near your home or just somewhere you can get without much of a hassle.
  • After locating the market, research on the items that are most available in the market. In the research, you can find out what is not there and people would want to have it in the market. You can introduce it little by little and then see the reaction of the people, that way; you can be able to know whether to introduce the item fully.
  • Get all the legal documents that you need to start your job. You need to get a license first, and then get a sales tax Identification Number. The other market vendors in the market should be able to help you in this and tell you if there is, anything else needed you to start operating. After you are through with all the legal processes, you can get a booth.
  • After you have a booth, you are now ready to start selling your items in the flea market. All you need is a smiley face to welcome your customers, a good display that is attractive to the potential customer and your stock of course.

You are ready to start making that extra buck.

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