If your end goal is your own authority someday Landstar is the way to go. It's as close as you can get to it, while still running under their numbers. I still have a big issue with their agents being able to outsource and BCO's not being able to, but I'm sure you can make money there.
Picking my own freight baby! My journey to & of being on Schneider choice, the Adventure & Numbers!
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Awwwe it feels good to be out of the Northeast
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I'm actually headed through West Virginia tomorrow and I'm heavy
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For me to do flatbed and mess with tarps I better be averaging at least an extra .50 a mile to make it worth the extra bs.
My normal weeks are 2300-2800 miles a week $1.70- $2 a mile. When in the Northeast i can still sometimes hit around 2 all miles but it sucks doing so... you know the 2-3 loads a day in traffic and fighting for parking.
All what I do is about to change tho but I am saying nothing on here yet.Last edited: Aug 30, 2016
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So I spoke with SFI about lease options today, and this is what they are offering at the moment with no negotiations:
1 Year
Used Freightliner @ 0 down
New Freightliner, TriPac w/10 speed manual @ $4k down, TriPac w/DT12 auto @ $5k down
3 year
New Freightliner w/TriPac, either Trans @ 0 down OR KW T680 "Advantage" for 0 down
Premium trucks(KW, Pete, Volvo)w/TriPac $7k down.
Was set on going with a Freightliner, but with that 0 down on the KW "Advantage", I'm trying to decide. LOVE T680s, but the experiences I've heard from some of you, as well as others I've spoken to, I'm scared to put faith in a MX13. -
In the end, total net profit, flatbed operations tend to make more money. I think the numbers from ATBS showed (for 2014), the average net profit for flatbed was around 60k, van at round 54k, and reefer at 52k. Obviously, this doesn't take into consideration all the operations out there, only the ones using ATBS, but it gives you an idea.
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