CR England No Respect; Going OO.
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by RoadWarriorBoy, Mar 6, 2021.
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I'm I missing something or is this a joke 2 months out of school and cr england at that so there is so much more too o/o than buying a truck so much more too having your own authority than a number most companies to lease on too need at least one year experience good luck finding brokers that will work with you that's if you can even get cargo insurance too cover you ,you started at the bottom with cr england you dug yourself in a deeper hole abanding the truck good luck
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Fluctuations in real estate values don't really matter if the home is paid for. The OP could have a paid for home. To me, the value in OWNING a home is the security of no rent or monthly mortgage payment.TallJoe, Midwest Trucker and Coffey Thank this. -
I've got over 7 years trucking experience starting in 2003, there is an 11 year break in there. Even with that, I would never buy a truck.
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2 months experience won't get you anywhere.
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I like the original post at 12:45 and a juvenile little “hello” post at 12:48. Expected results that fast huh?
21 years old. That makes sense. Good day to you.Opus, TallJoe, gentleroger and 4 others Thank this. -
You need experience and business sense if you want to buy a truck. Personally owning one isn’t for me and Ive been driving almost 6 years. That money will disappear quickly if you go into this with only 2 months experience, I can guarantee you that.
In the end you’re going to do what you want but I have a feeling you’ll be back asking for companies to work for who will hire you with less than a year experience. We see it a lot on this site. Take my advice, listen to the experienced drivers on here. There are a lot better things to do with that money. Put a large chunk of it into something that increases in value. Buying a truck with your lack of experience can and probably will drain your account pretty quick. Trucks are expensive to operate and maintain. Not trying to be mean, I’m just trying to be real with you.Coffey and Professor No-Name Thank this.
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