Define what you want to liquidate
A closeout may be one discontinued SKU, an outgoing department or a larger warehouse assortment. List what is included and distinguish it from stock you intend to keep. Explain the reason for the sale and your preferred schedule. MRT’s review concerns the merchandise offered; a liquidation inquiry does not imply a purchase of the business, its equipment or unrelated assets.
Choose the right inventory description
MRT buys new case-packed items, packaging-change inventory, return pallets and reclamation pallets. These descriptions should be supported by details about the goods. New cases need pack counts and retail packaging information. Returns and reclamation lots need clear inspection, condition and manifest notes. If the shipment mixes these types, identify each group separately.
Bring category-specific details
Food and pet products may need date and storage information. Apparel needs sizes and assortment counts. Electronics need model, accessory and test-status details. Home goods may need dimensions and breakage notes. The category guides explain which information is particularly useful for your products, helping you prepare a more complete first submission.
Start a direct purchase conversation
Send a merchandise list and actual photos through the inventory form. Include your company, contact information, inventory location and quantity units. Mark Truger and Lee Truger are the people behind MRT’s buying and selling conversations. Pricing, availability, freight and purchase terms are discussed directly after the opportunity is reviewed.
Before you submit.
Is MRT both a buyer and seller of closeouts?
Yes. MRT buys surplus and liquidation merchandise and sells wholesale closeout opportunities to retailers, Amazon sellers and volume buyers.
Does MRT buy only new goods?
No. MRT also buys return and reclamation pallets. Describe the condition and available information accurately so the lot can be reviewed.
What is the first step to sell a liquidation lot?
Submit your inventory list, photos, quantities and location. Include the source, condition and desired timing so MRT can discuss the next step.