Best Investment in myself all year

HogherTruckServiceLLC said: ↑

I'm an investor. Hell I only got a CDL to
make myself more marketable to the semi industry. I think
why waste money selling nickel candy or buying into real estate
when you have these awesome machines to work with. My options
to drive in the near future are pretty slim. Unfortunately, unless
some company overlooks a few flaws regarding my DR, I won't get
to see the states like how I wanted. Anyways, I'm interested in
buying a good quality truck (newer) with less than 300k. I remember
my instructor here in Detroit telling me how CDL drivers can lease
on to carrier trucking companies.
My first question is: I have local trucking companies all around
me in southeast michigan. How do I break the ice once I do have semi? Meaning
how do I build the relation and trust?
My second question: How much down time is there between finalizing financing for
my truck and finding a driver/company that will start making my truck productive?

I think as the technology improves, the trucks become more bad***, and all the while time passes for my driving record to clear up the semi industry will hold a bright future.
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Sounds like your CDL school / instructor gave you bad investment advice. When they ran your driving record they should have been honest with you. They should have told you that your chances of getting hired were slim to none.

Perhaps the personal investment you made in yourself will eventually pay you a dividend..

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