Diving in, hope this works out

Company or private school @Chinchilla will fix ya up

 

When you say truck it’s not a semi is it?

 

How much is insurance. This issue comes up often on here.

 

You should be scared.

A new and inexperienced driver with his own used truck, trying to run an unfamiliar business on his own and with no training.

And you think you were struggling in that office job?
Good luck.

 

If you already bought your own truck, my advice would be to park it. Learn how not to tear off a bumper on someone elses equipment. That may not be concidered good advice by some, especially if they own trucks. But there is a lot you need to learn before operating your own truck. Not trying to be rude, but right now, you dont even know enough to know what you dont know. You wont even know what questions to ask for a while. I wish you the best, but you are kind of doing it backwards. And you may have a good bit of trouble finding a GOOD company that will lease on a newbie who is also a new owner operator. You will likely find some shady company who will take advantage of you and make your learning curve cost a lot more than your driving school cost you. Good luck.

 

With a CDL and all the endorsements; if it doesn't work out you can become a company driver somewhere and make $60$ - $65K starting out.

 

I agree with Mr Ed, you came at this backwards. You put the cart before the horse. Slow down and think this through before you make some huge mistakes. Learn the business before you invest any more funds. Just my opinion.

 

Good. If it's an option, it's a good option. Take a breath and think for a few minutes before reacting.