Thanks for your reply, I used to buy and sell thousands of domains, I got them when they were dropping, particularly looking for high page rank domains on which I built a blog network. Like most I probably bought too many and did not respect the sunken cost accounting principle.
I was also buying domains from flippa that had some crappy dropshipping website that would need upgrading and I registered some regional ones which are easy to monetise for leads like emergency plumber for a specific area.
It was all spinning nicely until I had a life changing accident, now I am looking at what has changed to see if I can use some of these to get a similar income for one of my kids.
I am also cutting my costs by moving registrar as my current one does not wish to compete anymore.
I do not look at them as sales inventory, rather as property inventory, so I can build out the premises and rent it or I can sell it.
I think that AI presents many opportunities in developing a website on a specific subject that acts as lead generation for sales leads, I used to earn $600 a lead in some areas. The only thing I do not like about AI generated websites is the website container is proprietary which locks one into the supplier. I prefer industry standard website CMS platforms.