what it takes to open truck driving school

just wondering?
people pay alot of money , i heard between 2800 to $4500
i talked pretty much with immigrants (like myself) who did not gain anything from that schools besides some basics
i personally never been at school , started car hauling in august of 2011 with 2010 ford (garbage) and ez4 kaufman , read cdl book , passed my exams test 1st time , skill test 2nd(not my fault) , road test 1st , pretrip 2nd (did not know this test was existing
month ago got my air brakes endorsement ... again all the tests , but all from 1st time with driving my 2007 volvo daycab only maybe 35 hours.
i am not pretending to be pro or call myself smart ...it was just easy for me.
if the group has 20 people , everyone can do the math
so as the title says ...
if anyone familiar with licensing , permits...etc

 

thank you for tips anyway

 

THE POINT IS :
if you collect $50-75k 60 days thats a lot of money to play with even if you have to hire people to teach(i can do myself many things..ofcourse not all) , buy equipment , rent space... etc- should be enough leftover
on the other side for me as a car hauler in order to make $12k mothly take a lot of work , attention , patience + 13-14k miles , not seeing my beautiful wife for approx 20 days (not straight...4-5 days in a row) , not having regular sex , good food and enjoying my bimmer + other stuff

 

If you offer no job placement assistance and no carriers accept your school as proof of training, NOBODY is going to want to fork over their hard earned cash for your school. -
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first time i hear this kind of stuff - i know atleast 10 people after school just started looking for work , the only problem - no one wants to have driver w/o experience
never heard of offering job after school , or accreditation
common man ..this is not cambridge full of business people or attorney where they expect to be hired with high pay and reputable company are looking for them...not truck drivers....
just open newspaper , look how many ads , too many companies looking for drivers and they dont care (ofcourse they do at certain point) , they need good drivers but they are always willing to take unexperienced driver for low pay and if he is really good driver offer him competetive salary
as far as other expenses , same trucking business - need rig trailer insurance ....other not that much expensive

Bottom line, if it were as easy as you seem to think it is to start up a school, everybody and their mother would be doing it.[/QUOTE]