L/P Companies. The good.. the bad.. the ugly.

Dry van rates are down. Look at a tryck stop next time. What do you see more of? Or just pay attention to what is out on the roads. Mostly dry vans. If you are coming into to o/o game go into something that isn't common.

 

Check out Star Kara Dave on YouTube, he’s leased out to a company that operates out of Florida that does blanket wrap of Store fixtures.

He says they’re looking for owner operators to lease on, says it pays good might, want to check them out

 

Overall rates across-the-board flat bed Dry Van and reefer are down... But for the most part are still a respectable levels...

 

They mostly want to just give their negative opinions. Some even say " I never done LP,and let me tell you why", really? How about every one read the post ,think about it and try to actually help people? That's why we are here!!

 

The only one I know of that does lease purchase, percentage, self dispatch is Schneider.

 

There not bad, I am with great wide they offer the same but no longer with quality,

 

I will tell from my personal experience, my grammar may run wild sometimes well most times, lol I have been with great wide over 3 years know, yes I have a quality lease truck, my total cost is about 1100 per week all in, yes rates are down a little bit, here it’s all agents loads are broker loads, some agents have vented loads like mike Todd, and a few others, normally you can get about 3 per mile with vented loads, last year was very good most of the guys that was with a good agent gross anyway from 225,00 to 295,000 that is gross, and that’s not make up numbers I can show my papers on that, know this year is not as good ok, but if you are smart with your money you can make good money here, land star is not bad I don’t work for them are ever did, but I friends that work for them, Mercer also is not bad jones as well is not bad, the biggest problem is finding the right agent like a did at great wide are which ever one you choose, good luck driver,