Excellent info provided and it’s greatly appreciated. Here in Tampa and hoppin into the industry in March. Def locked in for future videos to continue to learn. Gratitude ✊🏿
Thank you for pointing out the fact that any discount the factoring company offers you on fuel it’s off of the posted truck stop price, which is already inflated. So you are really not saving any money. I have my guys fuel ⛽️ up at the QT gas stations at the regular car pumps. The trucks can fit under the awnings and the fuel is cheaper at the QT.
It is very possible you just got jump into. I’m about to drop a video now ruclips.net/video/FDEW363GGrU/видео.html three this you should do to get to the bag
For me it depends on your finances and your drivers mentality. For example you give them 15 percent of the load and you running good paying loads like $3 a mile loads then everybody happy. But when the market turn and you not getting them $3 dollars loads no more you get like 1.95 etc that 15 percent cuts into your profit. Vice verse you paying by the mile it’s a little more leg work but your driver knows what he needs to do just my personal opinion. It comes down to do you want to be responsible for counting the miles or chill and just give them a percent of it.
We switch to 15/30 15 cent for deadheading and 30 cent for loaded miles. For example driver in Atlanta and there’s a load from Charlotte ,sc New Jersey. Atlanta to Charlotte let’s say it’s 200 miles it’s .15 *200 for UNLOADEDmiles and Charlotte to New Jersey is 700 miles so it be .30 *700
Were you able to make this kind of money with an MC authority that was under 90 days? Most brokers are rejecting me simply because I’m under the 90 day MC authority history. I was wondering if you saw a HUGE difference in opportunity and pay once your hit over 3 months??
@@diy4lyfe800 based on your answer, I’m assuming your MC authority is over 90 days. It definitely makes a big difference in opportunity and income to have an MC that’s over 90 days.
it Does, however there are opportunities out there that goes with amazon. when we first started we got with an amazon dispatcher and we just did amazon loads for him that paid the bills you know. where are you running from i may know someone in that area you can run under there amazon account
@@diy4lyfe800 I’m in DFW Texas (Allen, Texas) which is 30 miles north of Dallas. Amazon rates have been horrible lately. I get where you’re coming from when you said enough to pay the bills, but what about having extra capital for your truck? Oil change, new tires, new parts for effective maintenance, etc…
I get it you wanna show people but you making this video is taking money out your pocket king our game ain’t that big for you to be putting the play on the table like that….
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Thanks for sharing your experiences. It really does help others 🙂😊😋
Thanks for sharing this
Great information Bro!
Appreciate it
Excellent info provided and it’s greatly appreciated. Here in Tampa and hoppin into the industry in March. Def locked in for future videos to continue to learn. Gratitude ✊🏿
be careful its a lot of hater's out there giving out miss-information
Thank you for pointing out the fact that any discount the factoring company offers you on fuel it’s off of the posted truck stop price, which is already inflated. So you are really not saving any money.
I have my guys fuel ⛽️ up at the QT gas stations at the regular car pumps. The trucks can fit under the awnings and the fuel is cheaper at the QT.
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Good info brother, subscribed.
Thanks and welcome
What’s up brother new follower here what are you using to keep your books?
QuickBooks the online version is like $20/Month every check you send out is 4.00
Congrats!! So proud of you.
Thank you for this knowledge
I wanna get started by I live in NYC is this possible to do out here?
It is very possible you just got jump into. I’m about to drop a video now ruclips.net/video/FDEW363GGrU/видео.html three this you should do to get to the bag
Which quickbooks plan did you purchase?
The online version
The year is almost coming to an end, will you say this is a good time to get into the box truck game?
It’s never to late to get into the game that’s my opinion. But how you enter it is more important just don’t jump you got have a plan
I’m dropping a video today to show how we started and what we did to get pass those 90 days
@@diy4lyfe800, words of wisdom, thanks bro!!
Hey boss I’m 26 and about to get my second truck and put a driver in it. How do you feel about paying your driver per load ? Is that a good idea
For me it depends on your finances and your drivers mentality.
For example you give them 15 percent of the load and you running good paying loads like $3 a mile loads then everybody happy. But when the market turn and you not getting them $3 dollars loads no more you get like 1.95 etc that 15 percent cuts into your profit. Vice verse you paying by the mile it’s a little more leg work but your driver knows what he needs to do just my personal opinion. It comes down to do you want to be responsible for counting the miles or chill and just give them a percent of it.
If you own your trucks make sure you account for deprecation.
How do you pay your drivers? RPM OR PERcentage
We switch to 15/30 15 cent for deadheading and 30 cent for loaded miles. For example driver in Atlanta and there’s a load from Charlotte ,sc New Jersey. Atlanta to Charlotte let’s say it’s 200 miles it’s .15 *200 for UNLOADEDmiles and Charlotte to New Jersey is 700 miles so it be .30 *700
How’s the business in west palm beach and Port St. Lucie area???
Not sure never brought any loads out that area
Were you able to make this kind of money with an MC authority that was under 90 days? Most brokers are rejecting me simply because I’m under the 90 day MC authority history. I was wondering if you saw a HUGE difference in opportunity and pay once your hit over 3 months??
my authority is less then 6 months. you just gottta hit the load boards
@@diy4lyfe800 I have been, and I’ve been getting a lot of rejection because I’m under 90 days. Any advice?
@@diy4lyfe800 based on your answer, I’m assuming your MC authority is over 90 days. It definitely makes a big difference in opportunity and income to have an MC that’s over 90 days.
it Does, however there are opportunities out there that goes with amazon. when we first started we got with an amazon dispatcher and we just did amazon loads for him that paid the bills you know. where are you running from i may know someone in that area you can run under there amazon account
@@diy4lyfe800 I’m in DFW Texas (Allen, Texas) which is 30 miles north of Dallas. Amazon rates have been horrible lately. I get where you’re coming from when you said enough to pay the bills, but what about having extra capital for your truck? Oil change, new tires, new parts for effective maintenance, etc…
What app is this ?
quickbooks
I get it you wanna show people but you making this video is taking money out your pocket king our game ain’t that big for you to be putting the play on the table like that….
It’s like a 700 billion dollar industry. Not even scratching the surface 😂😂
Like 100k shortage on drivers, definitely won’t hurt anything lol