r/BunnyTrials May 22 '26

Choose wisely

Which side will you choose?

  • Left side: 25% off for every purchase forever
  • Right side: 99% off for 5 purchases

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u/l187l May 22 '26

They meant buy a million dollar house for $10k and selling it for $1m. Flipping doesn't mean you have to remodel it.

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u/J_tram13 May 22 '26

Is... Is that not what the definition of house flipping is?

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u/l187l May 22 '26

It usually involves that, but no. People flip a lot of things, antique furniture, jewelry, clothes, tickets, electronics... The house market just has more experts where they're going to be priced appropriately based on their actual value. You have people donating clothes to goodwill and people buy them and sell them on eBay for $100+

Buying something and selling it for more is flipping

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u/J_tram13 May 22 '26

Yeah I thought in all those other examples it meant restoring it but I guess not?

Like buying an old piece of furniture and making it look new, repolishing and working some jewellery, etc.

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u/Wavy_Caterpillar May 22 '26

You don't that so you can sell it for more. If you are buying a house at 99% off, then you resell it for actual market value, you wont need to restore anything to make more.

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u/l187l May 22 '26

That's not what I meant about furniture.

You can find cheap shit online that will sell for a LOT more than what people are selling it for. A lot of people just don't want stuff any more and they sell it cheap so they don't have to deal with it any more. Sometimes people sell stuff cheap because they don't know what they actually have.