annual gross?

I never gave thought to percentage pay. DUMB ME !!!! !!!!

 

True but let me throw you a bone to chew on......

You're co. now and you do "x" work on "x" run that appears to be your choice. In 99% of the companies I know of with a mix of co. tractors with o/o's, the co. tractors get better and the choice work for obvious reasons. It sounds to me that you're banking on the fact that if you buy your own and put it on that you will get the runs you're on now.

Is this the case?

 

If they're telling you the truth, last time I did that I got screwed.

 

That's always a possibility but then it would only be better than they're saying, not worse. So if he's happy and it's better than anywhere else he's worked, it really doesn't matter all that much.


Back to the question.
Revenue is relative to costs.
For me, it always comes down to my revenue after my fuel cost. I see all other costs as fixed overhead.

 

The kEY to success in this business is 'income' and 'assets'

If your assets are paid off....Your working smart.

I Grossed $212,000 in 2012 (2013 numbers not done)
.Insurance $5,500 per year .Plates $2600.00 per year and UCR,IFTA,Taxes and Fuel,Tolls,maintenance


In a Nutshell, I put $50,000 a year in my Savings Account. TRUE PROFIT THAT GOES IN THE BANK!

put my kids thru College, My home is paid off..My Cars are all paid for in Cash......

If you Truck Smart,Not Hard, You can live life comfortable....

 

Mickey, aren't you the guy with a 30 year old cabover?

 

What are you pulling out of Chicago? Van? Reefer? Tank? Flat?

thanks