1st Second Round Pick Available for Sale

My question is this, how high in the 2nd Round can a team buy a 2nd Rounder this year.  Any other Bulls fans out there?  If so, you know that last year we obtained a "whopping" $3.5 million of NON-Salary Cap affected money from the Warriors to trade away the draft rights to Jordan Bell.  During the same draft they announced they are starting an aggressive rebuild, no less.  When asked about that recently (within the past couple months), John Paxson mentioned that selling that pick earned the front office "ownership capital", which one could imagine would allow the Bulls to buy into the 2nd Round THIS year (assuming they are scouting heavily for the #22 pick and some players they don’t draft at #22 fall into the early 2nd Round).  So my question is, how early do you think a 2nd Rounder can be just "bought", without any other asset being exchanged?  

Last year, the Bulls were picking #38 when they sold their 2nd Rounder.

This year, Atlanta has 3 1sts and the #34 pick.

This year, Philadelphia has 2 1sts and FOUR 2nd Rounders (including #38 & #39 back to back).  I think that’s a prime spot for a playoff team to unload a couple of picks that probably aren’t going to have a lot of playing time (can they really add 6 rookies? Do they want to draft 3 plus "draft and stash" European players?).

Any thoughts?  I think there is going to be some BIG upside talent available around #31 – #40 this year.  The latest mock has Anfernee Simons dropping from the #10-#20 range a couple weeks ago to #35 (to Orlando).  Trevon Duval, Josh Okogie, Keita Bates-Diop, Shake Milton, Melvin Frazier, etc.  These are all rotation level talents that younger lottery teams can afford to develop.