Just Picked up Genesis SPX 435 Smart Grill

[Josh Dekubber]

Nice, good luck

Thank you Steve!

 

[Edward Lee]

I was oogling that exact model - except with black enamel lid - just a few months ago before I pivoted to the Searwood.

 

[Josh Dekubber]

I was oogling that exact model - except with black enamel lid - just a few months ago before I pivoted to the Searwood.

How are you liking your Searwood?

 

[Edward Lee]

Love it! New to pellets. Everything has been great. App is super convenient. I also got the griddle insert which I have been using and enjoying for smash burgers, bacon, scrambles. Only real complaint so far is drain hole on the griddle is kinda small and grill cover is out of stock. More prep space would be nice. Maybe I’ll spring for one of the add on tables.

 

[Josh Dekubber]

Love it! New to pellets. Everything has been great. App is super convenient. I also got the griddle insert which I have been using and enjoying for smash burgers, bacon, scrambles. Only real complaint so far is drain hole on the griddle is kinda small and grill cover is out of stock. More prep space would be nice. Maybe I’ll spring for one of the add on tables.

Sounds awesome! Glad you're loving it!

 

[Josh Dekubber]

SPX 435
Sold for $750
So $500 profit for a half days work.

 

[Eric-NH]

SPX 435
Sold for $750
So $500 profit for a half days work.

WELL DONE! Looked like a real nice grill

 

[Josh Dekubber]

WELL DONE! Looked like a real nice grill

Thank you I'm happy. I can't hang on to all of them

 

[Jon Tofte]

Awesome flip, Josh! What a home run. While I am primarily a fan of the "classic" Webers, that one definitely has a lot to offer in the way of style, size and features. Glad you could move it so quickly!

 

[Josh Dekubber]

Now I have to decide how far I want to take my Genesis LX S-440. I'm thinking quick cleanup and flip but maybe put some $ in it and try to get more for it. I'll have to do some math and think about it.

 

[Josh Dekubber]

Awesome flip, Josh! What a home run. While I am primarily a fan of the "classic" Webers, that one definitely has a lot to offer in the way of style, size and features. Glad you could move it so quickly!

Thanks Jon!
I'm with you "classic" Webers are my preference

 

[LMichaels]

In todays world faster is always better. Better to have the $$$ in hand quicker with less input IMO. I don't want to go any deeper into being accused of politics. But suffice to say things are so volatile if you can turn a quick $50 as opposed to a slow and only "possible" $75 I'll take the sure $50

 

[Josh Dekubber]

In todays world faster is always better. Better to have the $$$ in hand quicker with less input IMO. I don't want to go any deeper into being accused of politics. But suffice to say things are so volatile if you can turn a quick $50 as opposed to a slow and only "possible" $75 I'll take the sure $50

I think you're right Larry. Good call

 

[Bruce]

Yah, It usually seems like going above and beyond on rehabs is not a good return on investment. I probably could do better if I held to that rule a little better. I don't do over the top restores, but probably more than I should for a profit and loss perspective.

 

[Eric-NH]

Yah, It usually seems like going above and beyond on rehabs is not a good return on investment. I probably could do better if I held to that rule a little better. I don't do over the top restores, but probably more than I should for a profit and loss perspective.

I'm the same way, I have a hard time not "over doing it"