Needless to say resell rights come in many forms and sizes. They can come in large packages of many products that are bundled together and offered for an almost suspiciously low price (junk), or they can be offered as a single product for thousands of dollars. If you’re looking for a way to make money with resell rights, you want to make sure you purchase something that actually has value, which means it will cost more than a few dollars.

Resell rights have different restrictions, limitations and allow you to do different things, so as always, be sure to read the terms and conditions.

Basic resell rights often only give you the right to sell the product and don’t offer much other flexibility. You usually cannot claim the product is your own and you do not have permission to offer the resell rights to anyone else. Sometimes you can change the affiliate links to your own, other times you need to leave things exactly as they are. Basic rights are usually the cheapest to purchase, so it can be a good way to get started.

Some of the conditions or restrictions to look for are as follows:

• The price(s) you can sell the product for.
• Can it be given away as a bonus?
• Can it be given away for free?
• Can it be modified in any way?
• Can you change the affiliate links to your own?
• Are there any conditions for distributing the product on membership and auction sites?

Master resell rights often include a web or sales page with the product. They give you the right to resell the product and allow you the right to sell the resell rights to your customers as well. However, that is typically as far as it goes; your customers cannot sell the resell rights for the product to their customers. While master resell rights usually do not allow you to alter the product, they quite often allow you to replace the affiliate links with your own, and usually offer more flexibility in terms of how you distribute the product including pricing.

If you’re buying the resell rights to software make sure you know the product well enough to deal with any troubleshooting inquiries. Some software rights sellers are prepared to deal with inquiries themselves which is a definite advantage for you. Software may also come with a FAQ or troubleshooting webpage or link to the manufacturer’s webpage that you can use.

There are also two types of resell rights that may be referred to as private label rights. The first type is where you are given resell rights for a finished product and you are allowed to put your name on it as the author or creator. This is usually for information or software products.

The second type of private label rights is known as source code rights. The product may or may not be ready to sell. Sometimes it is raw material that you can use to produce a finished product such as information for an ebook that needs to be organized, or the source code for a software product. With the source code rights you can change the product in any way you want. You can add your name as the author, put in your links, add, remove or change the content, or even split it into several products.Most often with both types of private label rights you are able to sell resell rights and even master resell rights.

Most private label rights packages also come with a webpage, sales letters, graphics and other ads that you can use to sell the product. If you are buying private label rights you are also able to edit the product. This is especially important if you are buying rights for software. Private label rights are usually priced in the hundreds or thousands of dollars range, however they offer you more flexibility and the opportunity to make a lot more money than you could with basic or master resell rights.

As always, take time to do market research before purchasing the resell rights to anything. Make sure there are people who actually want the product and are willing to pay for it. Find out how many other people have bought the resell rights, so you know how many competitors you have. How do they market the product? And are they successful?