O/O's
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by krazzyboi_44, Nov 24, 2008.
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That all depends on how much you are willing to lose.......
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Rule #1 for being an O/O: A truck is nothing more than a hole running down the road.....
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i ran across a guy at the truck stop and asked him and he said about 5k will get you started but you will need more..so that's why i came here to ask you guys
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Let's start off with the cost of a rig...You see the prices post in the classifieds
Then move to insurance premiums.....$7k-$10k a year
Fuel won't always be cheap so plan on getting back up to at least $1K for a fill-up
and that doesn't cover the cost of permits, IRP, OR and NM registrations, IFTA......
What about the cost of maintaining your rig?
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i was talking to my dad the other day and he told me that as long as you working for somebody you will never be rich you only make what they want you to make and if you had your own business at least you will have a CHANCE to get rich thats why i started thinking about being an O/O and i also hear guys just doing it for the money but in my case its not that i love just looking at rigs let alone driving one
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how do you pay yourself...after you have paid all the taxes and fees the rest of the money should be profit...right or wrong? do you guys pay taxes on each load or once a month?
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I'm an O/O and I won't get rich doing it.
Btw, just because you own your own business, you are not completely autonomous.....every time I sign a contract...that broker or shipper is the BOSS...period.Rockatansky Thanks this.
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