Just wondering if I should separate myself from the newbies with no background. I'm concerned the market might get flooded with non CDL/low experience people. Just thinking out loud.
Buying a Truck and Leasing it out ??
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Tuckster, Dec 13, 2020.
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That I can't tell you. I'm somewhat worried about the market for the next few months myself.
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No surprise there. Cars have a much higher chance of a claim than general freight.
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You mentioned in an earlier reply that hot shots didn't have the overhead ?? When I look at the fixed costs, it doesn't seem to be a lot of difference running Hot shot vs dry van. Heck, the dually's are as much as a semi, trailers may be a little less ,insurance close to the same ???
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Its all flooded already
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still seems to be a decent amount of freight around ... at decent rates.
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The point I was making is that it doesn't matter if you pull hot shot or van both are flooded with new/no experience folks...
You aren't going to separate yourself from anyone...Tuckster Thanks this. -
Got it .... I guess my point was "flooded" usually means low rates and little freight. That could change but for now it seems to be holding fairly well ... which is a good thing.
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This thread has been been helpful to read.
I am interested in leasing out my 2014 freightliner columbia semi truck. I have my own authority but can no longer drive the truck. How can I pay a driver, pay the truck note, pay myself and other necessary expenses?
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