How Do You Become A Flea Market Vendor?
Flea markets offer individuals a great low-cost option to make money. You can rent a booth at a flea market for as low as $5/day. The money that you make can vary depending on the items that you sell, the competition that you have, and the demand for the items that you sell. Becoming a flea market vendor in the US is simple. • Locate a flea market that you want to set up at. You can search for a flea market in the links provided below, or other online flea market directories. • Obtain a sales tax ID number and other business licenses needed. Most flea market owners will tell you where you can obtain a sales tax ID number for your area. They will also tell which other licenses you will need (if any). • Find some flea market items to sell. The items that you can sell at flea markets are numerous. The places that you obtain these items from can vary from items from your own garage and items bought from yard sales to finding wholesalers to buy your products from. • Pay the booth rental fee
• Locate a flea market that you want to set up at. You can search for a flea market in the links provided below, or other online flea market directories. • Obtain a sales tax ID number and other business licenses needed. Most flea market owners will tell you where you can obtain a sales tax ID number for your area. They will also tell which other licenses you will need (if any). • Find some flea market items to sell. The items that you can sell at flea markets are numerous. The places that you obtain these items from can vary from items from your own garage and items bought from yard sales to finding wholesalers to buy your products from. • Pay the booth rental fee and set up your items for sale. Some flea markets provide you with a table. If not, then you will need to bring in your own. Arrange your items neatly on the table and start selling. Be engaging in your booth. Don’t just sit there every item should and does have a story. The better the story the likelier the sale.
