Selling Building Material To earn

[Bisolami]

Selling just the cement is also a good business and yes most of these have link ups with brick sellers and sand sellers so they make commission from that too when they redirect us to buy from them

I have a friend that her mum sells two men and she has connection with bricklayers so that they will be able to buy from her

 

[Hate2Wait]

These sort of businesses are very much popular and you can gradually improve and upgrade

 

[Bisolami]

These sort of businesses are very much popular and you can gradually improve and upgrade

You are very that's they are popular and that is why you need to find good ways of running the business

 

[Hate2Wait]

The biggest plus about this business is you can start with low investment too and can improve when you have more money

 

[misha]

yes its very profitable business if only it goes well and we find good customer

 

[Hate2Wait]

It's a great business and I think you can make good money in every part of the world I suppose

 

[Enxx]

It is a very good business because I have worked with man that is doing the business before and I do earn apart from my salary daily

 

[Yugocean]

In the past years, our family business sell these materials and connected to construction workers. In fact, we usually have the package deals in making houses, buildings, etc. before.

Why your family shifted from that business? No good deed man should move to lower business.

 

[Sanjeev]

I don't know if it's a profitable business or not as few constructions go on.

 

[Yugocean]

A known person to us used to sell building materials, but have to change business becaus he did not gained enough.

 

[LoukiaCharilaou]

I believe that it is a very profitable business but of course, you need capital in order to start.

 

[Golden9]

It's one of the low profile works and you can expect profits in big numbers. They rent Big drums, ladders, hammers and all the equipment used in construction and some even sell sand, concrete, cement, and bricks so it's a very profitable job if you have the guts to manage but if you like to start on a big scale then you need more investment, machinery, and man power.

It requires capital, and the competition can be stiff. I think it's best to start small with one or two items first, grow a good customer base and introduce other items gradually.

 

[Yugocean]

Every business requires capital, this is not expections, so that isn't an issue

 

[hastral45]

I have forgotten the name they call it, but there is this iron bricklayers usually climb to plaster buildings, recently i discovered it cost 10,000 in my country currency to rent it for just a day, imagine does who use it for a week, thats big money. Selling and renting of building materials is a great business, you just have to simply find the right location for the business.

The equipment in question is called scaffolding. It is a very demanded tools used in high rise building. Some people are engaging in renting scaffolding alone and make their money. It is charged per day.

 

[Hate2Wait]

Every business requires capital, this is not expections, so that isn't an issue

This business can be started with Lower investment and more the capital the more established the business will be.

 

[Kennysplash]

I know someone that is into this rental business and he is doing fine. It's cool business.

 

[Hate2Wait]

Many even start it by selling drums and from there to other things used in construction

 

[Yugocean]

This business can be started with Lower investment and more the capital the more established the business will be.

Lower investment will only help to buy nails nuts and window glasses, major building materials like cement, iron rods, stones etc need more.

 

[Hate2Wait]

Lower investment will only help to buy nails nuts and window glasses, major building materials like cement, iron rods, stones etc need more.

Well with lower investment you can buy Old drums for water filling, wooden boards users in construction and also hammer etc

 

[rubesh]

You can also rent out trucks, cranes, and other heavy machinery. This can be more profitable if you have the resources to manage it well. You also need to make sure to have a good relationship with your clients and provide excellent customer service.

It's one of the low profile works and you can expect profits in big numbers. They rent Big drums, ladders, hammers and all the equipment used in construction and some even sell sand, concrete, cement, and bricks so it's a very profitable job if you have the guts to manage but if you like to start on a big scale then you need more investment, machinery, and man power.