Hello! Just sticking a toe in the water here.

**elitts** · 10-02-2020, 10:24 AM

Well, after finally getting rid of that nagging voice that was always saying: "Don't buy that, all that's going to do is sit around", I'm here to learn more. (fortunately, the divorce wasn't expensive)

Seriously though, I'm unlikely to try and make a living off of scrapping, but I do really really like buying shop equipment, farm equipment, and even just random pallets of stuff at auctions and I need to learn more about metal values so I'm not losing money when something doesn't work out the way I'd hoped.

**alloy2** · 10-02-2020, 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by elitts

Well, after finally getting rid of that nagging voice that was always saying: "Don't buy that, all that's going to do is sit around", I'm here to learn more. (fortunately, the divorce wasn't expensive)

Seriously though, I'm unlikely to try and make a living off of scrapping, but I do really really like buying shop equipment, farm equipment, and even just random pallets of stuff at auctions and I need to learn more about metal values so I'm not losing money when something doesn't work out the way I'd hoped.

Rent or lease a larger warehouse as things age they become more valuable as collector items.

Divorces are always cheap when you have no assets.