Where to sell flipped furniture

Where to sell flipped furniture

You flipped the piece. Now you need the right place to sell it. This guide shows where to sell flipped furniture and how to turn your best work into steady buyers using Asherfield’s seller directory.

Want the full sales roadmap? Pair this with sell used furniture, the furniture flipping guide, and the profit calculator.

Quick links: Up to pillar: furniture flipping beginner guide How to flip furniture Best furniture to flip for profit Where to find furniture to flip Profit calculator and margins Ways to sell with Asherfield Used furniture sellers directory Used furniture buyers directory
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Top places to sell flipped furniture

Here is a quick look at where most sellers move their flipped and upcycled pieces, plus what each place is best for.

Channel Cost Your cut Speed Best for
Asherfield listings Free to list You keep 85% Fast — serious local buyers High-end pieces and full room sets
Asherfield seller directory Core / Pro / Elite plans Buyers come to you Steady over time Flippers and shops who sell often
Facebook Marketplace Free 100% Fast, but many no-shows Small flips, budget pieces, quick tests
Craigslist Free 100% Medium to slow Large items in big cities
Local consignment stores 0 upfront 40–60% Slow — wait until it sells High-end vintage and brand names
Etsy / eBay Listing + 6–15% fee About 85–94% Medium Small, shippable flips and decor
Yard sales / flea markets Booth fee 100% cash One big burst Bulk clear-outs and slow inventory
Simple rule: use one “main” place for most flips and one backup for slow pieces. That keeps things easy while you grow.

Three simple paths with Asherfield

Asherfield gives you more than one way to sell. You can stay hands-off, stay in full control, or mix both.

1. List on Asherfield and keep 85%

Use our consignment-style listings if you want a simple way to sell high-end pieces and full sets. You keep 85% of every sale.

  • Free to list — no signup or hidden fees.
  • Buyers are all local, so no packing or shipping.
  • We collect a small deposit from buyers so they show up ready to pay.
  • You and the buyer arrange pickup or delivery on your schedule.

Learn more on Asherfield consignment.

2. Create a seller profile in the pro directory

Want buyers to come to you, again and again? Create a seller profile in the used furniture sellers directory. Add your info one time. Your profile shows up when people search for used furniture sellers.

  • Share your style, area, and how you like to sell.
  • Add photos of your best pieces and past flips.
  • Link out to your shop, social pages, or listings.

3. Connect with buyers who pay cash

If you just want clean, fast deals, you can also connect with buyers and crews who already shop for used furniture.

Good pattern: use Asherfield listings for special pieces, the seller directory for steady buyers, and the buyer directory when you want cash offers on bulk inventory.

How to pick the right channel for each piece

Not every flip needs the same path. Use these quick prompts before you list.

If it is a standout, high-value piece

  • List it on Asherfield so serious local buyers can see it.
  • Share the listing link in your seller profile and on social.

If you flip often and want repeat buyers

  • Create a profile in the used furniture sellers directory.
  • Use it as your “home base” link in messages and posts.

If you need to clear space quickly

  • Mix Asherfield with Facebook Marketplace or a local app.
  • For bulk, use yard sales or buyer crews from the directory.

If you rarely sell and just want one easy sale

  • List directly on Asherfield or reach out to a buyer in the directory.
  • Pick whatever option feels simplest for your schedule.
Check your numbers: before you choose a channel, plug the flip into flipping furniture for profit. A channel only makes sense if your profit stays strong after all fees and work.

Tips to sell flipped furniture faster

Wherever you sell, these simple habits help your pieces move sooner and for better prices.

  • Use bright, clean photos. Daylight and simple backgrounds help buyers stop scrolling.
  • Write clear titles. Include piece type, style, color, and material.
  • Be honest about flaws. Show them in photos and mention them in the description.
  • Offer delivery or help with loading. Add the cost into your price.
  • Reply fast. Answer messages quickly so buyers pick you, not the next listing.
  • Review and adjust. If something is slow, tweak photos, title, or price before you move to a new channel.
Slow piece checklist: if a flip sits longer than two weeks, ask: “Is this in the right place? Do my photos show the value? Is my price right for my city?”

Create your seller profile in the directory

Listing Category · Used furniture sellers

Turn one-time sales into steady buyers

Flipping one piece at a time is good. Having buyers who follow your work and come back again and again is better. A seller profile in the Asherfield directory helps you build that.

Choose the plan that fits how often you sell and how hands-on you want to be:

Core – sellers · $9.00 Billed every 28 days
  • Seller profile in your city
  • 9 photos of your best pieces
  • Short “about you” blurb
Pro – sellers · $39.00 Billed every 28 days
  • Everything in Core
  • Higher spot in buyer searches
  • Unlimited photos for all items
Elite – sellers · $99.00 Billed every 28 days
  • Everything in Pro
  • Booking dashboard for pickups + visits
  • SMS + email alerts from buyers
  • Priority help with photos and titles

Ready to get in front of people who are already hunting for used furniture in your area?

Open the used furniture sellers directory →

See used furniture seller plans →

FAQs

Where should I sell flipped furniture first?
If you have nice, ready-to-go pieces, start with Asherfield. It is built for furniture, not random clutter, and buyers expect quality.
Do I need a seller profile and listings?
You do not need both, but they work well together. Listings help you sell single pieces. A seller profile helps buyers find you and follow your work over time.
What if I only sell a few pieces a year?
You can still list on Asherfield or reach out to buyers in the directory. If you start selling more, you can add a Core seller profile later.
Can I still use Facebook Marketplace or other apps?
Yes. Many sellers start on Asherfield, then use other apps as backup for slow pieces or lower-priced items.
How do I know if a seller profile is “working”?
Track how many buyers message you, how many repeat, and how often people say they found you through Asherfield. Over time, a good profile should bring you steady interest without extra chasing.

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