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Have you ever wanted to know the answer to any of the following questions? How do you locate surplus goods and liquidated products? What are closeouts and how do you locate companies that sell closeouts? How do you broker closeouts, liquidations and surplus? How much money is needed to start a closeout business? What is the procedure for finding buyers of closeouts and surplus? What types of closeout goods are best and most profitable? What is the difference between closeouts, overstocks, liquidations, overruns, seconds, returns, salvage, etc.? How do I go about buying liquidated goods from department stores? Can I broker other types of goods besides closeout merchandise? What if I don't want to buy and handle surplus . . . just broker it? Can I really buy surplus for pennies on the dollar? Why do companies sell surplus goods at such a discount? Can I liquidate used business equipment? What types of goods are easiest to liquidate? How profitable are auctions? What does the term, distressed goods, mean? Can I find bargains in closeouts and surplus in my own neighborhood? Should I buy closeouts and surplus goods by the trailer load? What do I need to watch out for when buying distressed goods? What legal problems can arise? If I'm short of cash, can I still make money in the surplus business? The answers to these questions and much more are found in the
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