Was going to write up my entire story

Then I decided to say to hell with it. I lived it once I don't want to relive it. So here's the gist...
I tried a lease purchase with eagle logistics in Sept 2015, did alright for about a month, then after soon infighting, things went to #### quick. Due to a combination of lack of experience, and restrictions that were placed on us drivers from eagle, I got behind on my house payments. So far behind that once I got to 6 months behind my mortgage company placed me into foreclosure. We've been fighting with our mortgage company for months in order to get things back on track.

As of yesterday this nightmare with being foreclosed on has come to an end with a positive resolution. The bank finally approved my loan modification. So in essence my family and I get to keep our home. It's been hard fought, my payments go up a little bit, but my interest rate dropped over a half of a percent.

In the end I made a mistake, and admitting that I made a mistake that put my family at risk is a bitter pill to swallow. Unless you're single and live in the truck out If you have a family, it's best to make sure you either have a large sum of cash to fall back on, or another revenue stream that you can live on while trying to do a lease. I almost cost my kids their school, and the life that they've had for the last 15 years.

Just my story, take it for what you will

 

I didn't do bad really. My first month after signing I didn't go negative once. Then when eagle prohibited us from using tql, which was who I was using for loads to get back into eagle's customer freight areas, that's when things went to hell. I was told no when booking loads more times than I could count. The only ones who would consistently book me was tql, ch Robinson, coyote, and a select few landstar brokers. Others kept telling me no because eagle drivers had a reputation for booking loads and then not showing up.

 

What exactly are you trying to say driver?

 

My school required us to take an entire semester of personal finance, that included checking account management and learning how to balance a checkbook