New CDL class A with lots of questions

I married a not rich but very, very attractive Costa Rican woman. She is college educated and great with money. She is very smart so I know we can make and save and invest enough to get wealthy. We will eventually build a few properties here in Costa Rica and Air B&B them out as another income and use one when we are here. We are not 100% sure she is going to go to an MBA program yet. We will see how she does on the GMAT and go from there. English is not her first language so it could be tough. If that doesn't work out she has her businesses and can expand those or just work with her Batchelor degree. She won't make as much but the combo with me driving and her making a decent income would be enough. None of it matters because we just need a decent amount of money and I can trade some and we can invest some in real estate... The more money the faster we can make it the sooner we accomplish our goals. But it's about the ride anyways!

 

Interesting. I went through a few pages. The problem is that everyone has a different perspective. Some miserable people who live in places where the pay probably sucks and they have horrible spending habits are "trapped" in some job they hate and they lack the ambition to make a change. I don't give a rats A if I start something and I feel I am getting F'd or I hate it... I'll quit. I've spent plenty of time in my life working in a job or career I hated because my finances were a mess. I've leaned those lessons. I'll never take on debt that I can't handle for something I don't need to impress people I don't know or who don't care and to have a false sense of accomplishment. If I can't afford it and don't need it... it's not for me.
I won't finance anything except for a reasonable sized and priced property. Cars, toys, vacations... cash only. Always have several months of bill money in the bank incase things aren't working out! Then, if things are not going the way you want... change it! Simple ####.
The ones I got something out of were the positive ones. There were a lot... Some said they would do local over OTR. Others say OTR was the way to go. Like I said...perspective!

 

Got this message today from a company. Anyone know about them? Seems like everyone says the same stuff.

 

I am totally prepared to be "learning" for 2 years. I know I wouldn't see top dollar during that time.
Another question... I see ads all of the time saying $X a year, etc. I get that a lot of it is BS advertising. What is a realistic amount of money to expect for a seasoned vet doing OTR and how many years until you hit that level?