Picking my own freight baby! My journey to & of being on Schneider choice, the Adventure & Numbers!

Again, I really don't know nor want to speculate. My credit is good not great, I do have a better than average financial situation and some 20 years of experience, along with a perfect driving record and csa score. Beyond that who knows. I do know that they seem to place alot of weight on your interview with that business management company that interviews you about your business plan.

Like I said I will gladly show you what I got so long as it doesn't affect my yet to be signed deal. I am not here to show off and play games or be an internet hero, just want o gather as much quality information as possible to make that learning curve a little less steep.

 

I don't think they have a one size fits all policy..I think it's more towards the individual more than anything...

 

I did a one year lease & they offered me a 2017 Cascadia, tripac & auto for no money down & 3 year lease.

 

Most people we ready to go by Friday afternoon. I was all done & ready to roll after Thursday but was waiting on the instructor for something & he was working with those that were behind so I didn't roll out till Friday morning.

 

As long you stay out of WV, the truck should last till you pay it off.

 

It is very simple why they don't care about credit scores, their main target isn't high credit score customers, you say SFI doesn't think a good credit score means that folks make good decisions, that's not . their target. You either mass completely what I am saying or choose to ignore it. I am not commenting one bit on what SFI cares about credit, I am replying to your comment that credit has nothing to do with decisions on running a truck. Bad credit means bad money decisions, bad money decisions will result in runningva truck business badly. There is a correlation, business failures are due to bad decisions. The good thing is you can learn to make better decisions

 

I personally don't. I had the crappy apu on my new truck & I had to put $1000 down which will double at the end of my lease. I can then take that $2k & get my next truck with no down or roll that $2 over into the new lease & it will double again.