A real lease purchase....that works...I did say *purchase...

I can walk into any dealer in America and lease a truck, so what is so special about leasing a truck from a Trucking company other than the 1 dollar buy out. Here's the rub, add up your weekly cost of this lease, the truck payment, maintenance cost, and other escrow cost and multiply that by the number weeks in the terms of sale. Now ask yourself if you got a good deal if the truck is worth 50k and you paid 100k for it.

For me, the best deals found are done financing the Equipment with good credit, a loan with low interest rates and a nice down payment. Paying cash is optional, but then you lose your personal equity in which to use other peoples money to finance your Truck.









Ps: I have to question the " No money Down and No Credit Worthiness" of any "Deal of the century". Being a lease op or Owner Op requires $$$$ in the bank otherwise failure is a sure a guarantee, not just a bet.

 

Not true at all, don't be secretive about it, post all you want, out here in the open for all to see.

If your intentions are to help other drivers out, then great, that is what this site is for, but if you refuse to post the companies name and answer questions about that company, then what good is this thread to anyone?

 

Ok, let me rephrase what I said. You give no information about costs and rates. Why the secret? Again there are several guys in the l/p forum that actually give that info. Why aren't you?

I even post my settlement info with screen shots.

 

You took the time to type all that, but couldn't say my fixed costs are this, my percentage is this... This thread is a joke.

 

its a shame you all expect me to answer all these qustions via typing and I told you I was a lease operator... what do you expect on a INTERNET FORUM , everyone else manages to type out their questions and replies regardless if the are a LEASE OPERATOR or not

 

Troll alert.

 

If the weekly/monthly payment was so good then he would have listed it.

I got one question, answer it right and I will be your biggest supporter.

1) Is the weekly payment less than $300?