Charles Mundy Breakdown the Minimum Start-up Cost to Become a Freight Broker.
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Thanks you gave me a start 🙏🏽
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As a Carrier this is very well explained and clear presentation. Keep Pushing Forward. 🚛💵🎯💯☕🤙🏾
Thanks for sharing brother
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Thanks for basic breakdown brother. 💪🏾
More where that came from!
any recommendations for the best companies for Surety bonds (BMC-84)? also, I notice on the FMCSA website it says you can file for your BOC-3 yourself if you're a broker in your state, is this recommended or do you recommend getting an agent/representative even in the state you live in?
International Sureties with Jessica Palmeri. Also, file BOC-3 using an agent and not yourself.
but how much can that insurance that you mentioned, the one that costs up to $75k?
You are referring to the surety bond - BMC 84. It depends on your credit. Range can be between $750 and $3,000
Do you still need all this docs if you are willing to work for a company as a broker?
No, because you will be work as a freight agent under their authority!
Someone told me that in order start a freight brokerage you need to have 75k in the bank. That the fmcsa is no longer allowing you to get bonded for that 75k
Not true.
@@charlesmundy3350 thank you. I thought that was a lie but wanted to make sure
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You forgot the bond of 75k tho
That was the second thing mentioned.
Where I can get training of freight broker? Any learning school or online. If anyone knows please let me know. Thanks
Check out Dennis Brown freight broker bootcamp
I am a carrier with 2 trucks currently. Can I get my brokers authority and run it under my current authority?
Keep them separate
can you do a DBA ?
@@johnnysantos3997 Yes. Please consult your CPA/Accountant.
You pay $75,000 every year ?
Yes. You pay a small premium annually in order to have a $75,000 coverage. Kind of like insurance.
You don't actually pay the $75k a year, you may pay a premium which would be anywhere from $1k to $8k depending on your credit score.
If you never drove a truck for any duration that person should be outlawed
exactly