Delran case study

How to scan Delran lots over $500 retail without opening every listing.

Create an account first. No card is needed until you start the 7-day trial. If Delran is your pickup site, the problem is not finding more listings. It is finding the few that deserve inspection. This workflow narrows the feed by location, retail band, pricing status, and ROI, then saves Research alerts and Workbench candidates for bid planning. Purchased items continue into Resale for inventory and P/L tracking.

Step 1
Choose Delran
Start with the pickup site you can actually reach. Location discipline keeps sourcing realistic.
Step 2
Set retail to $500+
Higher retail does not guarantee profit, but it helps surface lots with enough upside to inspect.
Step 3
Sort by profit %
Move likely margin to the top instead of clicking through every listing one by one.
Step 4
Save, buy, and measure
Keep bid targets in Workbench, then track purchase cost, sale fees, time to sale, and realized P/L in Inventory.
Lotalyze
Sourcing/Live auctionsCustomer access
Potential profit+$176on selected item
Resale estimate$420market guidance
Maximum bid$158for target margin
1Live auctionsFind and rank opportunities
2ResearchHistory, alerts and Workbench
3ResaleInventory, costs and financial reports
Delran $500+ retail priced rows profit % desc 4pm alerts save to Workbench

Example shortlist

Sample rows illustrate the decision layer. Always inspect condition, pickup constraints, and marketplace demand.
Delran | $500+ retail | profit % desc
Lot type
Bid
Resale
Action
Open-box appliance return
$120
$430
Workbench
Tool storage cabinet
$185
$520
Inspect
Large furniture lot
$90
$240
Measure
Untested electronics bundle
$210
$310
Skip or cap

The point is not more browsing. It is a better shortlist.

Use Live auctions to source, Research to qualify, and Resale to measure whether the opportunity became actual profit.