With an LLC and the proper insurance you can get Direct orders from anywhere like Lowe’s Home Depot, many other companies but it do come with a price tag and a bigger headache
Man, you're really grinding out here on these Texas streets. When your authority/Mic kicks in, you gonna can go over the road and drive more and work less. No touch freight 😂
Hey love the content. Have a question for you. I’m just starting out and looking on purchasing a van. Should I bite the bullet and just start with a high roof or would a medium roof work for most of deliveries
Just be careful what you say buddy. There may have been something in the fine print of dolly when you checked boxes to sign up. Obviously you didn’t knowing sign a non compete but who knows with all the shady stuff companies throw in the fine print these days but congrats man great content
Appreciate your concern, I'm not worried about stuff like that at all. They can't stop or hinder my business. I can do direct bookings for my business from any store I'd like. That order had nothing to do with Dolly app.
Congrats on the direct customer if I was you I’ll learn how to install you can make an extra 150-200 for install homie don’t leave that money on the table
Great tip, I have experience installing from my old job. To be honest, I don't want the liability. Very limited liability for dropoff only. Once you add installs to your business, you open the door to more liability, and customers will easily be able to file claims that you broke the product, you didn't install it right, it's not working because of you, etc. I don't want to deal with that.
No, not to run gig apps or local courier companies. No LLC needed. The Benifits of having one is great, and I recommend if your going all in, get your LLC.
I will explain on my Rumble page, but I focus on the amount of work (labor), number or items, most important distances. I have a flat rate long as the mileage is at 20 miles or less.
$310, I have my states minimum commercial insurance requirement of 30 60 30 with 5k in cargo insurance. When I had my authority, I had to maintain 300k general liability. Huge difference.
I want to work like you do but I'm interested in the cargo van business but having trouble with the apps they are not letting me finish the app can you help me out pl😢
No LLC needed. You can write off your veh lease payments long as it's for business use only, LLC or Sole Preprietor. I have an LLC, but operate and recognized by IRS as an S-corp. LLC is better than Sole proprietor.
@@BigCJCargoVan I have an LLC, as well! How do you operate (and get recgnzd by the IRS) as an S-corp without having ur business structured as an S-corp?
Appreciate the concern. I personally don't worry about stuff like that. I'm free to do any delivery from any store for my personal business. That job had nothing to do with Dolly app.
Glad to see you got a appliance dolly
Dope bro. That truck def helping out with those fridges. Keep running it up 💰🏃🏽💨
Thank you. We appreciate your hard work.
I make more money home every night than running the road
With an LLC and the proper insurance you can get Direct orders from anywhere like Lowe’s Home Depot, many other companies but it do come with a price tag and a bigger headache
Man, you're really grinding out here on these Texas streets. When your authority/Mic kicks in, you gonna can go over the road and drive more and work less. No touch freight 😂
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Hey love the content. Have a question for you. I’m just starting out and looking on purchasing a van. Should I bite the bullet and just start with a high roof or would a medium roof work for most of deliveries
I always recommend bigger is always better if you can afford it. You can always upgrade later like I did.
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Just be careful what you say buddy. There may have been something in the fine print of dolly when you checked boxes to sign up. Obviously you didn’t knowing sign a non compete but who knows with all the shady stuff companies throw in the fine print these days but congrats man great content
Yea, just don't mention that stuff here on CZcams!
What could he say to get in trouble?
Appreciate your concern, I'm not worried about stuff like that at all. They can't stop or hinder my business. I can do direct bookings for my business from any store I'd like. That order had nothing to do with Dolly app.
Good job
Congrats on the direct customer if I was you I’ll learn how to install you can make an extra 150-200 for install homie don’t leave that money on the table
Great tip, I have experience installing from my old job. To be honest, I don't want the liability. Very limited liability for dropoff only. Once you add installs to your business, you open the door to more liability, and customers will easily be able to file claims that you broke the product, you didn't install it right, it's not working because of you, etc. I don't want to deal with that.
Did you have to obtain a business license with your state, county or city to operate your business?
No, not to run gig apps or local courier companies. No LLC needed. The Benifits of having one is great, and I recommend if your going all in, get your LLC.
Texas gonna be like Florida so a lot people gonna be moving there
What are you using to calculate the numbers before the job
I will explain on my Rumble page, but I focus on the amount of work (labor), number or items, most important distances. I have a flat rate long as the mileage is at 20 miles or less.
My question is what insurance policy did opt to go with to cover you for damage while not in transport, and how much is it running you?
$310, I have my states minimum commercial insurance requirement of 30 60 30 with 5k in cargo insurance. When I had my authority, I had to maintain 300k general liability. Huge difference.
@BigCJCargoVan Does that cover let's say you damage the merchandise either before loading or after unloading it?
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Great question, standby, I have a video coming with that topic 👍🏾
Hey what's up CJ how are you doing today
I want to work like you do but I'm interested in the cargo van business but having trouble with the apps they are not letting me finish the app can you help me out pl😢
Unfortunately, I can't help with getting on the apps. Sorry for your troubles.
With gig apps do you need a LLC to write off a vehicle lease ?
No LLC needed. You can write off your veh lease payments long as it's for business use only, LLC or Sole Preprietor. I have an LLC, but operate and recognized by IRS as an S-corp. LLC is better than Sole proprietor.
@@BigCJCargoVan I have an LLC, as well! How do you operate (and get recgnzd by the IRS) as an S-corp without having ur business structured as an S-corp?
Dolly can come at you with a lawsuit. Be careful. It happened to my buddy.
How?
@@ELSpruceSo79Good question. an answer I like to know as well.
I seriously doubt they would do that. Way too much time and money for that. At most, they would just deactivate his account.
Appreciate the concern. I personally don't worry about stuff like that. I'm free to do any delivery from any store for my personal business. That job had nothing to do with Dolly app.
Whats your monthly insurance rate?
Right now, $310. I have my states minimum required commercial insurance 30 60 30 with 5k in cargo.
Why don't you have authority anymore..
No need for it. I do local/regional only, no interstate, so wasting money.
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Thank you 👍🏾
Hey what's up CJ how are you doing today
Great, thanks 👍🏾