Most of the sales are clothing type goods and small items.

Like clothes, a car, cellphone, eating out, monthly subscriptions.

, truck to load it (later I bought a trailer), good camera (iphone can work too), Drone (nothing shoots land better than aerial pics and vids), marketing budget, rubber boots ( good for swamps and cold weather snow), rain gear, bug proof clothing, Sawyers brand repellent, a good hat, marketing material, letter head, computer, printer, filing cabinet, RE license, certifications. 

First, the clothes have a tendency to feel slightly "moist" when they come out (most reviewers said a quick shake and the moistness goes away).

I will say most times the buyer is in regular clothes and most do not expect any different.

As I was about to spend the money on clothes or other useless things, I realized this was an opportunity to invest in myself.

When you see lines at welfare offices filled with people with nicer clothes and nicer cars than many others, it tough to handle.

In California, at least the southern part, natural gas typically fuels the furnaces, water heaters, stoves, and clothes dryers.

There were two square titles that were damp and covering a basketball size hole in the shelving from continuous water damage (unreported). 

And while we do homeschool, our kids don't make our butter or manufacture our clothes ;)