to the OP, it would be in your best interest to start a LLC (even if its just you) an LLC will protect your personal assets. as far as a lease, there are many, it would greatly vary on the details. I am currently in a walk away lease purchase with my company. it is actually to my benefit over owning my own truck outright. (I did have my own older truck and my repairs and maint. was costing me more than the new truck im in now) I however run team and I know up front ill wear out the truck by the end of the lease. I also know what I need on a per mile basis for my truck to be profitable. keep in mind if you are solo it is just you paying for that truck and your not making money 10 hours a day that you are paying for. also i dont know how your lease works but mine covers ALL costs due to maint and repairs. tires and oil changes add up fast, so keep that in mind. as far as other comments, we make WELL over $100,000 per year EACH. if you are an owner op and not making that kind of money you are at the wrong company. for reference my truck runs aprox 300k miles a year, nets about $760,000 and gross after all expenses around $440,000. dry van no drop and hook (my trailer) never touch freight. OTR but I do NOT do the new england states. I refuse to pay those high ### tolls. I also live in a state free of income tax. so I do not pay any state tax. BTW I do not work for ANY of the big outfits you see running up and down the road. I work for a very small (30 truck) all O/O company who treats all its drivers like humans not ###. Ive been here for a year and will retire from here.
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Should I form a biz entity before starting walk away lease?
Discussion in 'Lease Purchase Trucking Forum' started by tscottme, Feb 1, 2021.
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