Inventory is the middle stage of a flip: items you've picked up but haven't sold yet. It's your working list of things to get listed — sitting between Pickup Runs (deciding and collecting) and the Flip Tracker (the money view of completed flips).
What shows up here
A listing lands in Inventory the moment you mark it acquired (it's in your hands). It stays here until you record a sale, at which point it graduates to the Flip Tracker as a completed flip. Items you've only committed to pick up (pursued) aren't here yet — they're still on their way to you.
What each row tells you
- Capital — what you recorded paying to acquire the item (acquisition + any repair/transport). If you haven't logged a purchase price yet, it shows a Record what you paid link.
- Days held — how long it's been in your inventory. Items held 30 days or more are highlighted so stale capital is easy to spot and prioritize.
- Draft a listing — jumps to the item's page and generates a ready-to-post title, description, and suggested price (grounded in the app's analysis and sold comps) so you can get it re-listed fast.
- Listed on — how many marketplaces you've currently posted the item to (see below).
Tracking where you've listed it
Once an item is in hand you'll often post it on several marketplaces at once. On the item's page, the Listed on section lets you record each place you've posted it — the marketplace, the price, and an optional link — and mark each one active, sold, or removed. It's your system of record for what's posted where.
This is purely manual — you still post on each marketplace yourself (the Flip Tracker's Draft a listing button gives you copy-paste-ready text). When something sells, use Mark sold and then the Record the sale link, which opens the outcome form with that marketplace already filled in as where it sold. Recording the sale is what actually completes the flip and moves it to the Flip Tracker.
The summary strip
At the top you'll see how many items you have in hand, the total capital tied up in them, and how many are aging (held 30+ days). It's the quick "what do I need to move" snapshot.
The pipeline, end to end: Decide → Pick up → Inventory → Sold.