Big Business in Secondhand Goods

On the day Liang Zhiyuan returned home, his mother had just changed the locks on the old warehouse. My father fell ill, and the warehouse was carrying a debt of more than 500,000 yuan, and it had to repay 98,000 yuan within thirty days. In the afternoon of the next day, the agent will bring someone to view the warehouse. The first opportunity left to him was a closed hotel that had to be vacated in forty-eight hours. The boss said that everything in the house can be sold. After Liang Zhiyuan entered the door, he first saw the no-transfer nameplate on the rental freezer, the luggage that the employee had not taken away, and a disposal list that did not match the actual items. Things that can be sold, things that need to be repaired, things that no one can touch, and things that only cost money must be separated one by one. He doesn't have the ability to see through prices at a glance. What he knows how to do is to find out who owns the goods, calculate the costs of repairing, transporting, storing, and selling them, and then deliver the mess that others are eager to get rid of to the people who really need them. Starting from a restaurant and a warehouse that was about to be sold, he had to pay off debts, build channels, and lead a team to make this second-hand goods business capable of repeated transactions and withstand reconciliation.