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Buying things from Walmart and reselling them on Amazon doesn’t seem like it would be a lucrative business, but it’s making millions for 28-year-old Ryan Grant.
What started as a side hustle for extra money on the side blossomed into a full-time career. Only four years after quitting his accounting job in Minneapolis, Minn., to flip purchases full-time, his business is making well into the six figures in profits per year.
"Pretty early on I realized I wasn't in the career path that I wanted to be on," he says. "That experience really had me looking for other options and I was starting to explore ways that I could basically leave that job and have my own schedule and be on my own time."
Here’s how he did it using Amazon, Walmart and a little arbitrage.
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