Been looking and turning down jobs since I quit vendor job. Haven’t been able to find or get called by any job that pays over 75 starting off since.
i hear mixed stories about how it’s not much more money then working for a company after paying loan and repair
What the chances of finding work ASAP (within a week or 2 ) if I buy a truck?
Is I likely to bring home a good amount running local or is hotshot a better option? (Can’t park truck at house )
Is it worth it?
Have 20k cash already saved and excellent credit but only willing to spend if I’m %100 sure I’ll profit
Is it time to be a owner op? (Owner op or hotshot?)
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by richrr223, Mar 19, 2022.
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...that doesn't sound like a business plan ...we should suggest you to go ahead and buy the truck/trailer ?! ...just do it - tell us in summer how did it go
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location?
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Louisiana
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Asking
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Your question is your answer. If you don’t know what the current market is like, you are not ready.
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If you are running your own numbers, you won’t be be good to go in a few weeks. One poster here has been waiting……and waiting……and waiting.
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Oh wow . Thought it was just buy truck , get insurance and pick a o/o company on indeed
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Look like Sysco the best option by pay, I just hate to go back that type of work
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If that's a serious answer - then I'm glad you said it.
I started in 2015 with a $12.5k truck, 30k financed trailer, excellent credit and zero household debt, with established 401k and rental houses. It was a struggle for the first year. Leased on to a company and ran their numbers.
Until 2021, I maintained it was possible given the correct pre-cursors. Now - I'm less optimistic.JoeyJunk Thanks this.
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