HOW MUCH HAVE I SPENT SINCE BECOMING A OWNER OPERATOR AT 25? 💲*LETS TALK NUMBERS*|EP 12| EXPENSES
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2023
- Wassup RUclips! Today I will be going over how much money ive spent in a 30 day span since becoming a owner operator! LIKE COMMENT SUBSCRIBER
I received my CDL 6 years ago when I was only 18 years old (2017) My original plan was to vlog my entire experience from day 1 but I wanted to really FOCUS on properly/safely operating a CMV 🚛 BUT ITS NEVER TO LATE 🙏🏽🤘🏽so 6 years later I’m deciding to VLOG the next chapter of my career which is becoming a owner operator at 25, the GOOD the BAD & the UGLY!
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I appreciate your time on this man. Thank you. Hope you're on the plus side nowadays.
One of the best vids on this subject
I appreciate that !!
Extremely valuable info. Great job! Wish you much success
Thank you man I appreciate it!!!!
Great Stuff. I have been an Owner Operator since 1996. My advice is save, save , save. Is is best to buy your own plates as they come in your name. If you buy a base plate from the company it’s in their name and if you change companies they want their plate back with no refund. So buy your own plate from your home state or from Oklahoma. Another thing is fuel tax. Those deductions will come on your statement so look out for them. Anyways!! You pretty much got it covered. My next piece of advice is go easy on your truck. Take care of it like a baby. I have blown 4 motors since 1996 and they are not cheap. Only one motor repair was covered by warranty, the others were out of pocket expenses that cost $20, 000 to $40,000. You need to stay positive in this business, and as a black owner operator, you will need to incorporate your spirituality in this business. I always ask my deities to open the way, and ever since I started doing this it’s been cash money all the way. No break downs, no DOT issues. The other day I went through a scale overweight and as soon as they pulled me in they had a black out in the area and they told me to go. I know exactly what caused the blackout. ASE!!
Hands down, you have some of the best trucking start-up videos I've ever seen. Truely Transparent!
Thank you
thanks for the info, 2 drivers that I know got their trucks from lone mountain and I am thinking about doing it too. I always hear great reviews from them.
Blessing family great information about the trucking industry and O/O it's not cheap to be a O/O driver but keep your head in the game you will be successful from the brother from Southside Big up
So should I just stay as a company driver?
Thank you for the transparency
New Subscriber. Congratulations on your journey. 💯💯💯🙌🏾❤️🔥
Thank you!!
New sub, new to trucking. Congrats youngin keep doing it.
Thanks I appreciate it!
Definitely tryna join you, love the video wish it had the overall like a couple other people said but it's a lot of good information in there, followed fs
Thanks , I have multiple videos discussing pay …maybe the other information is in one of those ones ..thanks for watching
Monona operator I'm out of Texas just starting to see some of your content and look forward to collaborating with you sometime in the future
Good one!
Thank you!
Good video but wish you would of shows profit as well. Ik it would be different on how hard you run, but to show a ball park range. To see if it would be worth it
IT would have been nice to see the full gross for the month also.... that way a clearer picture of what the profit might look like after all the deductions.... thank you for the video
Yea I shared my first check on a different video this videos is more focused on the “expense” part of things but I will definitely keep that idea in mind ..thank you for watching!
Yea not trying to be in your business but I also thought the full gross would have gave a better sense of what's to be expected after the total amount spent. I did see your first video on the net pay it's definitely rough out here but good luck bruh
Great video. Do you think they still will be looking for drivers in February. Weather is definitely changing here in Virginia make sure your batteries good.
Bruh yall asking too much lol
@fastlanetee4947 nah that's how most channels go I watch video all day on RUclips looking for a good company to come off the road to. The reason I'm asking is because I'm a 1099 driver just grossed 3100 and netted 2900 in one week I have plenty of those weeks I'm tryna come to the crib tho and O/O locally seeing I not too far from that location he's at.
Good video
Good video.... Most companies don't charge for reefer fuel. Keep grinding
Yeah my carrier dosent charge for reefer fuel
That was very informative ,💯 to save a bit more on fuel try if possible lower how fast you drive that helped me out when I was leasing but I was making payments every week when I was a lease operator, thanks sharing your experience 💯
Thanks for watching!!
Can you tell me ur monthly gross earnings please n thank you
@@anthonymendez3003 😂 right
@@TruckingTransparency im fr or send the vid link im tryna see if its worth me going oo
It would of been great to compare what you made on your checks to see if it's worth.
Good info
I emailed you sir
Question what your taxes looking like ? I see we in the same state I’m just tryna get an idea of what I’m getting into . I already set my business up and shit .
And what dealership you went to ?
Fam do you do OTR, Regional or Local ? Stay bless ✌🏾
Local
Damn you're as authentic as it gets. This obviously isn't my business but spending that much in your first 30 days is really making wonder if you made enough to pay rent , cover household bills , groceries , money for savings , stuff for your truck, etc. Or was it kind of tight ? I know the maintenance won't be the same every month and the insurance being 800+ was a 1 time thing but is the money as a owner op enough to make those expenses like "ehhh i can pay for that and support myself/family" again I know its not my business just really curious.
Yes it’s enough to cover major bills aswell atleast for me since usually my checks weekly were decent amounts …also some of these expenses weren’t directly coming from out of my check …for example my truck note …but just an overall dollar amount for the money I’ve spent since becoming a owner op
@@TruckingTransparency Damn that's very impressive for a new owner op , stay safe and keep on trucking.
How much did you make gross in first 30 days? I want to subtract the expenses so I can know the net profit to see difference between company vs O/O
-13k
How's the carrier so far ?
So i wanna see how much you made with the deductions
But how much did the truck made that first month?
VA will charge you a sir charge on your IFTA
Bro respect let me if they ask for good credit to lease the truck
Yea but the decision isn’t really based on your credit score alone it’s lots of factors they do work with challenging credit situations on a case by case basis
What’s the minimum credit score they will accept?
They don’t go off credit they look at your situation as a whole
Do yourself a favor brother. Keep it slightly over 1/2 a tank of fuel. It's not for cost it's for weight. Weighing less saves fuel ⛽️. Your doing the right thing for DEF, just get DEF every 3-4 days. P.S. DEF has weight to. Letting DEF run low saves fuel TO.
Profit?
Man tour truck insurance is way to high i pay 117 per month for mine check into that they are over charging you for insurance
$117 how? 😂 that’s less than my car insurance, I’ve never heard anyone pay $100 a month for commercial insurance 🤣🤣🤣🤣
What insurance you have $117 a month. That’s for you tires or something
@@truckinwithpat2591 I’m tryna figure this out to ….so we can all go over there
Y'all gonna lose your mind on my numbers: I pay $450/mo full insurance (real O/O with own MC), truck+reefer trailer, $2M liability, $250K cargo all in, $1000 deductible.
That truck $30k at the auction. Next time get a personal loan and go cash out. Take mechanic to the Ritchie Bros auction
What was the gross monthly income?
Why pay $350 every month. That to much. You doings the book keeping now. Use you banks statement and credit statement at the end of the month. At end of the year you have everything you need to do your taxes.😮 it software you can do this yourself.
What’s the software?
@@jerrysimmon911quick books
What's the software
Man if you paying 13k month in expenses I hope you making at least 8k take home
I don’t put a truck down payment down every month …..these numbers were the cost of EVERYTHING I paid for up until now …even outside of paycheck deductions
Why you don’t shows us your profits by this we learn more better, they hide for us expenses as you say but you hide profits, they hide and you hide is the same any way good video
My insurance is $1300 a month at 25 years old 😆
I was in a accident and it was my fault. How much you think I’ll pay? I’m 42
@@elperrocovero I have no idea bro. It depends on many things like location, amount of coverage required for the freight you haul, your truck and trailer value. Best thing to do is find a truck like you are wanting on truck paper app or something like that and it’ll have the VIN on there. Call the insurance places and tell them you have a truck that you’re needing coverage on to pull (whatever you’re planning on pulling). They’ll work up a quote using that vin and your driving record and you can have an idea of what it’ll cost. I started owner op at 23 with clean record it was $1585 but I had an at-fault accident at 24 and it got pinned on my record as soon as I turned 25 because my court date was like 2 months after my 25th birthday. If it wasn’t for that accident, my insurance would probably be $800-900 right now. But since you’re older, it’ll probably be around $800-1200