Getting PAID for HAULING JOBS! (EP 40)
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- Опубликовано: 11 фев 2021
- Getting PAID for HAULING JOBS! (EP 40)
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On this episode of Mission Side Hustle, we get back to working with Mission Movers and finish some hauling jobs. Ideally, I prefer the junk removal jobs to the hauling jobs, but we'll take what we can get. In all reality, this may be our last moving jobs as I've been discovering additional red tape to get through. So because of that, we'll likely focus on junk hauling jobs only in the future.
All of that said, we make some good money and finally cross over a major milestone.
As always, thank you all for watching. Don't forget to subscribe for more videos like this and to join the journey to one million dollars!
EPISODE FINANCIALS:
Episode STARTING Mission Side Hustle Financials:
Truck $ 6,100
Inventory $ 1,183
Cash $ 2,601
Starting Episode Channel Networth $ 9,884
Episode ENDING Mission Side Hustle Financials:
Truck $ 6,100
Inventory $ 1,183
Cash $ 3,165
Ending Episode Channel Networth $ 10,448
Just for transparency sake, I still have some things to figure out if I'm going to continue any moving jobs. The great part about youtube is that many of you are happy to help give me tips when needed. I've learned I need to line up some specific insurances and business fillings outside of just the LLC I have created in order to operate legally, which is a given! Once this gets done, I'll be sure to include that in a future episode. You all are the best! 🤘
I just wrote a long reply to your reply on my comment. Lol. Just wanted to make sure you get a chance to read it.
What insurances and buisness filing were they ?
I love these videos! You have an awesome channel. Here's some tips since I started and ran a Junk Removal Company (before Covid happened):
1) Get insurance ASAP! Larger companies that pay more and need junk removed will not hire you unless you show proof of insurance
2) Bring a sawzall, sledge hammer, circular saw, and as many tools as you think you'll need for any job (they come in handy for larger furniture, hot tubs, etc.). Get a tool box for your truck.
3) Hydraulic dump trailers are worth every penny, you'll have an amazing ROI and get your money back in less than a year. They're pricey but your jobs and dump runs are x10 faster, meaning more jobs you can get done in a day.
4) Don't rent your trailer out. Some people will want it to save them money and the convenience for you to not load seems great, but my experience is that most people will throw items in there that are not accepted at landfills (paint, freon appliances, etc.) and you can get fined or may no longer be allowed to dump at that landfill.
5) Talk to Real Estate Agents! The majority of my jobs were from people that had moved and left junk at the house that needed to be hauled off before the new buyers came. They pay really well too.
6) Craigslist was the most effective marketing in my area. $5 post went a long ways and I just reposted about 2-3 times a week. 2nd best was Google. If you show up at the top and have good reviews, you'll be called all the time.
7) Take before and after pictures after every job! It's great for instagram and facebook but can help you in customer disputes as well. I had a customer try to claim that I didn't haul away everything they wanted in a burn pile (they had mattresses, furniture, etc.) and the negotiated deal was that I'd take everything except the wood. I took pictures before and after the job. They wanted me to come back, and when I did, they had added MORE junk to the burn pile. Turns out their neighbors wanted some free junk removed after I came by and they tried to SCAM me! But I had the pictures to prove it. Plus it was the Real Estate Agent that was covering for the job, it was a very bad situation and I called the agent and let them know. Cover your butt!
8) Give discounts for military and seniors and be willing to negotiate your price with customers for reviews when you first start (leverage lower prices with reviews!!!)
9) Have a set pricing system that you go by, do not post it on your website, and NEVER give quotes over the phone or through a picture message. They "magically" grow when you arrive and then it's hard to renegotiate the price. Keep your pricing system professional. It takes practice. You can go by the hour or go by the load volume. I had a 16ft trailer so it was easy to judge and price. Some people add fees for freon items, etc., that's up to you.
10) Post every picture you have on all of your platforms. The more the better! Videos are awesome too!
11) Don't accept help from 3rd party companies like Yelp, etc. They'll bring you poor leads and you still have to pay them.
I hope this helps you out! I loved junk removal because of the huge profit margins, but I got burnt out and Covid was the final nail in the coffin. I learned so much from stepping out and trying it, I don't regret doing it one bit. It's opened a lot of doors for me and I'm better because of it. Hope this works well for you!
A great accountant and lawyer are essential and worth every penny. Go to each new appointment loaded with questions and find three right fit. This is YOUR company, decide well....and if not learn and try again. Never give up!!
@@stronger-realestate Were you doing all the jobs by yourself? Are you a bit older? Curious how you got burnt out. Looking to start a junk removal co asap over here. I'm 26 and I have a friend or 2 that could help.
You should do a video on how you go about your taxes in your new LLC since tax season is upon us and people are probably curious!
Jesus Christ whey are so many people pressed about taxes? The type of people that interested in this are the ones who do all the research and never take any action because they want to enter in the hustle with perfection rather than just putting in the blood sweat and tears first.
All the miles he put on his truck is a tax write off. Truck insurance tax write off. If he stop to have lunch tax write off.
Anything you buy for the business is a tax write off. I am self employed and at the end of the year my taxes not bad with all my write offs.
Do we need a LLC in order to do tax write offs?
@@richardr7947 how do you go about tracking your expenses?
Save your back and buy a 5x8 trailer with a ramp. Worth every penny.
Just wanted to thank you so much for introducing me to Sonoma Strong Hauling. I started a hauling and junk removal business this week and picked up my first sectional last night. -Mike's Hauling & Junk Removal
Thanks so awesome man. Way to take action and get after it!
Do you still have your business? Do you have any advice? I thought to get a Toyota RAV4 or Honda CR-V for the reported reliability, good m.p.g., and being 5 seats. For bigger loads, I could use a trailer. Or should I go with a truck, and if so, why, specifically?
I think because I flip as well. I genuinely can’t wait for you to pop a episode out. Always cool to see what margins you are getting. Makes me question cars lol.
Ha thanks so much man. If I'm honest, cars scare me for flipping. I just don't know enough of what could go wrong or is wrong. But I know exactly what a bad stain looks like on a couch and how to get it out 😂
@@MissionSideHustle lol good call! Lol hey man, I just had a thought. Think it might make a cool quick bit. If I’m right, it seems like you’re trying to show people how to start broke and go to a million. Essentially business education made easy. If I’m right in that, I think it’d be a cool lit bit for you to explain ROI between moving and maybe the flipping. I imagine, the overall hour return on flipping has been way more profitable then say the hourly on moving. Although moving can be more consistent. Again a cool bit to explain “yes when flips work they’re great, but if I need constant income, moving works even if it pays less.” I hope this makes sense I’m sure you understand where I’m getting at. Just thought it might be an of interest to you. Anyhow, loving the content man. I still got your email, haven’t meant to ignore. Just been trying to think of a way to make it a fun video between us. All the best!
@@BrokePremiere All good man! Thats a great idea. I've ever so slightly touched on it when I compared the passivity of flipping vs the grind of hauling. It was like a 20 second clip max so I definitely should talk about it with more length 👍
@@MissionSideHustle ahhh gotcha, I’m sure I saw it and just spaced. My bad man.
@@BrokePremiere No worries man, you're still 100% right. I should dive a bit more deeper into that and explain for sure.
Liking and subscribing because you took that lady's couch to the trash and you totally didn't have to. Good man.
I moved from Florida to be closer to family and I miss it. There is so much work and so much money to be maid. I worked at a moving company called white glove moving storage and delivery and use to get furniture from customers all the time. I would flip and I would cut grass on the side also. I would find so many side jobs on Craigslist. Type in your location or closest big city you are willing to drive to and go to gigs (all jobs) could find small moving jobs. Load/unload trucks. So easy! God bless you my man 🙏 you business will grow! Thanks for all the great tips. Needless to say I miss Florida lol. But I started a lawn care business in the state I moved to. I also work for a local company and make great tips
Dude I love your realistic expectations. You know it's not an overnight thing, you just chip at it everyday and the progress shows. Most people would scoff at doing the jobs you do for the money you get, but it truly accumulates over time. Excellent work my Friend!
Branding at every point is crucial. NEVER do a job without your door magnets, company t-shirt, business cards, maybe a pre printed well done flyer w testimonials.... Cool channel keep it up!!
Filming and edits are so smooth man. Love to see you improve in your journey as a creater! Inspiring stuff!
The filming I can take credit for, but my editor just makes me look good 😂. Thanks man!
Well done on hitting 10k. Keep up the creative side hustles and we'll see the channel hit 1 million for sure.
I love this! Your editing is so on poimt! And getting better everyday! You are so motivating for me to just keep getting out there, hustle, flip, make money! Thanks for.sharing!
Stumbled across your channel yesterday and I’m hooked, keep it up man
i actually sat through all the episodes starting with episode 1! Truly great job you are doing. I did hauling jobs for a summer and it's great money and there's plenty to resell as well. stainless pipes old kitchens etc... Keep up the great work !
Dude I've become such a huge fan of the channel. I live in AZ, but was in Orlando a couple of weeks ago. I was temped to reach out and link up lol. Keep up the good work man. I don't think anyone knows how much work you put into this channel! I edit audio and video like crazy and I know how time consuming it is. You're a one man band and I respect the hell out of you man.
-Daniel.
The quote that I think sums you up, in an absolute positive way, is- "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take". I love that quote and ties in with what you said about the harder I work, the luckier I get.
Keep hustlin, I like the content!
Good luck to ya!
For your truck and other owned equipment that you're counting as an asset, you should be amortizing those items over their expected lifespan to devalue them each month.
I love seeing these vids man. really shows me and i'm sure thousands of others that anyone can do it. i'm still early in my journey and have never had more then 5k but I feel confidently I will burst that goal soon and get 10k within this year
Thanks Felix. You can do it man. Keep after it!
Love the attitude! Keep up the hussle, bro!
You have somewhere around 8-10hrs of videos so far and I watched/listened to every single one today 😂 (mostly at work)
Love the vids man. Got me going to auctions now lol. I’ve been selling stuff but never thought about auctions. Great vids man!
Congrats on hitting $10K! Love the content, can't wait for more.
Good hustle.
Need to change more. IMO.
Get umbrella insurance coverage.
Some people doing hauling full time on the weekends. Make $2-$2.5K! More than their full time job but still working because of benefits.
Man keep the good job is hard work but in the end come from you heart and soul.
🔥 Who else likes the video before even watching it cuz they know it will be a banger 🔥 ?
meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee lol
Same
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🙋🙋🙋
Always
....being a viewer from da Rock, Love the "Newfoundland" ad on the U-Haul Trailer!
How do you move and load sofas by yourself and if on 2nd floor?
Also van or pickup?
Great channel!
Please show the separation between the cash values to the objects value like the truck. i mean that i would be glad if you show the separation between those two
Already ahead of you! I list the financials in the description 👍
awesome man thanks
You are right in that when you are first starting out you have to break the “rules” a little bit. I used to advertise on Craigslist in the wrong category for example. Another one is that It was years until I had a general contractor license. I did get insurance early but there was almost a year in the beginning where I had no insurance or even an LLC. They make it very hard for someone starting out to get ahead in business. It’s why the middle class is dying. So rock on and keep doing what you are doing until problems arrive. Then you simply fix them as they come with the proper insurances, etc.
Love this series! One of my favorite on RUclips!
So good dude!!
Same here! Learn something new in each video
You all are the best! Thanks everybody 🤘
Love it man! Keep up the hustle
Such great idea of testing another side hustle! So inspired 🚀
Love the channel! Keep working hard! Can you please get a camera mount for the inside of your truck? It makes me nervous watching you film and driving with one hand haha.
Congrats on hitting $10k channel net worth!! Definitely LIKEd!
Thank you! It's been a long time coming 🤟
10k yeah buddy. Keep grinding. 👍
I’ve been enjoying watching your journey! Keep up the great content. Btw are you keeping track of your mileage either with a mileage phone app or old school mileage journal. This can be a good business write off expense.
$47+$42+$3= $92 in expenses. Just putting that out there, love the videos keep it up!
🤣🤣🤣 I noticed that after I posted 🤦♂️. Sometimes I get these numbers mixed up when I'm trying to do the outros. The gas was actually $46 and I misspoke as $47 and ruined the whole thing haha. I'll correct it next episode!
Congrats mate! 10k!
Keep on hauling. Nice video as always. Love it
Thanks so much! I'll keep at it 💪
I know it might be kinda boring, but can you go over how you found insurance/financial advisors/book keeping/accountants. Would help us who do similar things to you. Great work and keep up the inspiration!
Great content man! Your videos are inspiring for us 😊
Thanks you two! I appreciate y'all stopping by. Keep it up 🤟
Been waiting for you to hit $10K!
Finally 🤣🙌
are you doing invoices to receipts to customers you help out? Love this new series. Keep up the great work man. Ya killing it.
Thanks Travis! none of that yet, but likely in the future 👍
Nerd
Congrats on the 10K
Awesome, congrats on the 10K.. Trying to get my son out of the video games and watch your videos.. :) That's my main task.. :) Keep the videos coming.
Thank you! Yeah those games can be a killer! I get it, I like them too, but everything in moderation of course lol
Yeah, that's what I'm trying to tell him, lol... I tell him, the games are always going to be there, days, month years goes by fast, if you don't do anything about it, going to be stuck.. Let's see how it goes...lol.
Maby you should install a back up camera considering your by your self a lot and going to be hooking and un hooking trailers a lot in this business.
thumbs up for cracking 10k!
For one summer every Saturday and Sunday I would set up emptying out a trailer and two vans, and then pack up again..Can't do it anymore. I occasionally help my friends pack up after the flea market, but they use one van each now.
Oh wow i opened RUclips thinking may be today you would upload a video, soo happy now 😁😁😁
haha surprise! Usually on Fridays at 1pm est 👍
@@MissionSideHustle am from dubai so i usually just check but thank you for telling me 😊
@@meme-py2mw No problem 🙌
Congratulations on $10k!!!!
10k let's gooo!!! We all reaching goals and doing better 2021
You've got that right my dude 🙌
Best. RUclips. Series.
thanks i learned from this
You are a Dope Ass Inspiration! Too keep it short lol
Haha I appreciate that. Short and to the point 🤣
Great episode and congrats on the 10K!
Thanks so much! We finally did it 😂
@@MissionSideHustle what's the big monetary goal?
@@Cjfasching 1,000,000. 🤦🤦🤦
@@shawnsmith2747 lol! I meant to say next big monetary goal.
@@Cjfasching Good to know you haven't lost the plot! 🤣🤣🤣
Awesome video.
I’m wondering can you talk a bit about taxes for MSH
pumped for the first $10k!!
Love the channel
Thanks Malik!
I RESPECT YOUR HUSTLE!!! SWEAT EQUITY!! MAKE THAT $$$$
If it turns mainly into just moving instead of junk removal. Wonder how good it would be to trade the truck for a box truck. Can be used for all three of your side hustles aswell.
Remember write down your miles you drive because you have a company so you can put that on your taxes
What’s the breakdown for your pricing on that hauling job at the end? Were you charging by the hour, etc??? Thanks
Just curious, did you make a rough business plan going into this or did you just do it and work it out as you go? Looking to get started when I move to a new place and I can see potential to make money based on the services (or lack there of) from the local competition.
Way to go finally at 10K, now to double that!
Congrats on $10k net worth!!
Thanks my dude 🤟
Question, how are you getting your clients? Ps keep up the job!!! You got it!!!!
Question: Do you happened need a helper when you got the big job? Keep up the good work man.
Gary Player quote that one
Magnetic cards are more valueable to customers than a paper business card.
Be careful of your back. That could put you OUT of work. IF they add stairs to the job without telling you, you MUST charge more BEFORE you unload. Otherwise, take it back where you picked it up.
Do you rent a hauler trailer or do you own one. And if you own one where do you keep it when detached, I ask because I live in an apartment I don't know how I would manage that, maybe I need to be clear with the brokers about this when I am approached for a job.
Do you have the decal on the side of your truck for the moving business? When you were loading the second load, it looked like you were blocking the street, as you were backed up to the driveway, to make the loading easier for yourself. I'd think people who don't use your service, that were annoyed by you blocking the road, would write bad reviews. But it may have been a short period of time and not inconvenienced anyone... or it may have been at the end of a court or something.
Have you tried task rabbit for junk removal or moving help?
I'm still loving the music, congrats on the outcome at the end of the episode!
How do you get first clients? How do you advertise moving stuff for folks?
Very inspiring, any one doing it in South Carolina? What insurance and license is required for hauling material and yunk removal? Thanks in advance
Was the couch you threw away not good enough to resell?
$2000-3000/mo from RUclips.
Nice going.
You need a dump trailer. Great video though
You should do Uship
What's your delivering rates? Anything under 10 miles is $54 and anything over that is like $100?
Hey man, just wondering what truck do you have?
Do you bring the stuff inside too?
Let’s goooooooo!!!!!
You should charge extra if it is not on the first floor :D
What is your advice for someone who wants to do what you are doing but lives in an area with significantly fewer people? The opportunity to earn a comparable amount of money is simply not there.
You need to move to bigger city/area to make it work. If that's not doable then make the drive to the biggest city near you every chance you get. Spend the day there, work all day, then drive home. I've had a lot of success doing this until I made the decision to move into the city. This is my full time gig now. If i ever hit a slow week/month, i supplement with UberEats. Better money than I've ever made anywhere else
I’d be interested in learning the license and insurance if you do that for your business.
Hey, man love the video a buddy of mine told me about your channel. I actually do the same stuff and I am in the St. Petersburg area if you want to link up and talk shop some time.
That's awesome man! Great minds think alike. Message me on IG and we'll see what we can do 👍
10,000!!!! We goin to hawaiiiiiii!
Where do you dump the trash or junk?
Our local dump site here in the county.
Is that the P Slammer 2000 face mask? I almost bought one of those.
Yeah, just gotta do what ya gotta do when it comes to advertising. I have several Facebook accounts under different names. I find that when I make a female name I sell more... and the fun part is that I will 'friend' my actual friends and then catfish them for a few hours. lmao
Wher do u market or advertise ?
Do you have them sign a contract? Do they just pay in cash?
I have a question about taxes. I’m in Canada and the tax laws of course would have their differences between here and there. I’m going to assume that technically you are subject to income taxes at the state and or federal level. Will that be calculated into the channel net worth eventually and if not aren’t you a little concerned with how public your activities are? Thank you
Yes they will be deducted when those payments are made 👍
@@MissionSideHustle thanks for the quick reply. Love your channel. Can’t wait to see how you upscale the side hustles as your net worth grows!
What app did you use to get a loads
where do you find most of your work
I’m definitely not going to record while towing.... records while towing
I'M ALLOWED TO CHANGE MY MIND 🤣🤣
I would charge a per mile rate when towing with your own vehicle. Because $40 in gas won't buy you a new transmission or tires etc. Just saying. Keep up the good work though
I would say depending on distance you ought to charge a flat rate plus per mile/kilometer.