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3 Proven Ways to Sell Surplus Equipment




Do you have plenty of surplus equipment that you don’t know how to turn into cash again to spend on useful expenditure? Don’t worry because there are many people who have the same question as to how you can sell surplus machinery or parts. Thankfully, we have here some effective ways to dispose of them and maximize return.



Broker Sales


If you prefer to let go of the hustle of finding the best buyers of your surplus equipment from your own network, then opt for a broker sale instead. Equipment brokers are experienced professionals who have long years of expertise and hence, have an established network already that they can tap to sell your item(s). They will do all the heavy stuff for you, as well as negotiating with the buyer. However, the biggest consideration with this type of sale is the amount of time it takes to complete a sale and the commissions that go to the broker.



Online Auctions


If time is your concern, online auctions are the best way to go. They are proven to sell all sorts of equipment quickly and for the highest price possible. This is because of the nature of the auctions. They can reach a wide number of buyers and can end up with the most competitive price through bidding. Through this kind of marketplace, you also get to enjoy the potential to attract a lot of industrial buyers who are really in need of the surplus equipment you are selling.



Fixed Price Liquidations


This last option is perfect if you are not rushing the sale. You also have control over pricing and can set it at the liquidation price as closely as possible to attract more buyers. It may work similar to auctions but it has no timeframe because you dictate the final selling price and just wait for the right buyer to purchase it at that price.



So, as you can see, understanding the difference among those various ways to sell your surplus equipment is important to know what to expect and get the most out of your sale.

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