GO BY OWN AUTHORITY OR LEASE INTO A CARRIER?
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When I 1st got in the game. I worked with a company doing drop and hooks. That money ain't worth the time. Get ya own trailer and work the load board and get a warranty on your truck. I'm making between $15,000 to $20,000 a month profit off each truck and I book my own loads. 3 trucks I been in the game 10 months with my own authority. True story
Hey can i have your contact info please? Because this comment caught me you’re speaking
Do you have an Instagram or FB?
Congrats🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 keep grinding
Wow dude you just inspired me
Need you help guide me
Was watching on my tv, switched to phone just to read comments because the numbers sounded like madness 101
Ase' King, keep it going ! U influenced me to start out, I have gotten my permit, gotten my llc, ein. All with a little money and following you and other people on CZcams. Doing a little at time because I was not born with gold, nor silver. I SAY ASE' ATONE KING! JUST WORD OF MOUTH WILL HELP THOSE THAT ARE STRUGGLING AND PASSIONATE ABOUT BUILDING
Great explanation A-Good, I respect you as a big bro in this game bro, Bless 🙏🏼
Thanks for this video Alix
if you're making 4k a month as an owner operator even leased on, there's a big problem and you're clearly not doing something right. If youre company is taking care of you, you should be making ab 8-10k a month after all expenses
I think he is talking in fleet owner language not owner operator and referring to net pay. So after paying his driver and all expenses for the month associated with the truck, net pay is 4k.
@@marcc.5535 I feel like it is not worth it if you can’t at least make $2k profit a week after all normal expenses and paying driver. Do you think this is possible, or am I pushing it a bit too much??
Family you just answered a question I habe been having in my head since I started eesearching this business 9 mos ago. I appreciate you and GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS
That info he just gave out was false. Brother
Just starting out especially if you have your own CDL and plan on driving your own truck I highly suggest leasing on to a company first until you truly understand the entire business.
Idk where the hellll u driving at bro.1k a week as owner opp?
Man I've been trucking 20 years. Owner op for 8 but I've never thought bout getting my own authority till you broke it down..thank you bro
Whre do you live bro I Wana establish my own company in trucking 🚚industry
Im not yet a trucker. Would love Love LOVE to be my own boss (not just for the money but also cuz i hate being a company-stooge). But one thing is for sure; In my studying the industry thus far, im planning on being a company driver for the first 1.5-2 years for a couple reasons. 1) To save up a good chunk of 💰 (to use on a bigger down-payment and also having some cash in the coffers for repairs & fees), 2) Learn the industry, 3) Make plenty of business relationships between shippers&receivers, & 4) To get lower insurance-prices (i heard O/Os who've had their CDL for under a year get royally-reamed on insurance-premiums, but those premiums drop 12-24months in)
Yes, that's good meat. I'm working on my Authority right.!!!
you will make more than 1000 a week leasing on you can get 80% of the load a load for 5000 gives you 4 k
Right. And that's what I don't understand about this guy. He KNOWS better. #Misinformation 😑
Its not misinformation, he doesn't drive. He is talking about $1000 a week for the business owner after paying the driver
Great content brother. When u go after your own authority do they do a background check
Did you say a $1k a week leaseed on? Where you get thar number from? 1k per load wont even start my truck
I’m doing my own now
It helps if I re-watched it so the mega carrier was charging you 30% for dispatching anyway in a hidden fee so you just hired your own dispatchers what would you say percentage-wise it cost you about 30% of the load or probably not
What time is freed up? It takes ten minutes to book a load so what are you freeing up? What’s your mc number? I know lease drivers making more then own authority I have my own authority so some things u saying is misleading
I did not catch what you said about 20 to 30% dispatch you were saying something about it freed up your time were they taking care of your paperwork do you use a dispatch team now or do you book The load yourself
New to trucking business leasing under a company. Looking to get my own authority next year. Question is can I broker my own loads cause I want to get my own brokering authority also
First off a thousand dollars a week leased on to a carrier is wrong I've did waaaay more then that in a day I've made more than that as a company driver so if you're going to put information out please don't lie just to make your way sound better
That's most if his vids..ultimately he just wants to sell his "trucker portal"
Sorry to say this is wrong information.
I’m leased on and make way more than 1000 a week I take home 4-6k a week
What type of work? And do they have anything dedicated?
😮😮company?🙏
He speaking from owning only not driving
Who is a good agency to go through yo get my LLC
Something wrong if you are making $1k a week!! Before truck payment !! Boy you did not do your homework. I make more as a company driver.
LOL so true... not sure about the loads he's hauling!
I guess everybody would like to know what did the dispatchers do for you to free up your time and do you still hire dispatcher how many do you need and what services should they provide or what services do you like them to provide
Are you an owner operator?
I know a guy who's leased onto a carrier that nets about 10k/wk after expenses taken out so it's definitely more ways than one to skin a cat but I see his point here definitely.
Different strokes for different folks.
I don't know what lease carrier company you are talking about. I just drive someone else's truck who is leased onto a carrier and I make $1300 a week without having to pay for any truck expenses. I just drive. I'm doing so good that right now I'm looking at buying my own truck so I can lease onto the same carrier that the owner of the truck I am driving is leased onto.
What company is that? Seems like a good deal to build capital
@@marxus6926 I drive for US 1 Network/Freedom1
Did you have to get a different LLC for your dispatch? And does your dispatch use your authority?
No
I make over 2k leasing on..this ain't the best info on the subject
If I get a truck and lease it, and have my own authority, how can I find a dispatcher, and will I get work, and will I need experience?
Independent dispatchers are out there. Normally they advertise on social media and/or FB groups. It is hard to get jobs starting out with a new authority, but possible. Make sure you vet the dispatcher first. They need to be familiar with your equipment type. A new dispatcher should charge you between 5 - 7% of gross on the load. Experienced dispatchers around 8 - 10% of gross. I am a independent dispatcher in the southeast on the 95 & 85 corridor. I am currently not taking any more trucks but have a network that can help should you need any. A dispatcher works for you! Their whole mission should be for you, the owner/operator, to dedicate as much of your time to driving as you can. They should help you grow so that you can become a more profitable company by maximizing efficiency, securing good rates, and helping not stress your equipment [ i.e. liquid loads thru the mountains is a no-no]. By doing those things and more the dispatcher should be able to help you increase your bottom line even in tough times like today. Me personally, I only charge my percentage. Any extra money ALWAYS goes to the trucker. I will have room at the start of December. Either way help is available should you desire any. Remember with dispatchers & owner/operators WE'RE BETTER TOGETHER!
Good energy I want to learn from you I want to have pass income how can I reach you brother am all the way from Trinidad I I save up already $10'000 am tired of working for someone help me out brother love and peace
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I’m leasing on to a company right now I’m taking home 7500 with a truck note
I'm fresh out of trucking school but I've been driving dump truck for about two years before I went to get my A Class CDL Where did you start your lease from not going out there head first just love to get the game before I get in ...
@@ShawnGoENT I got my truck from a frightliner dealer ship
@@662bosstalk where was the dealership
@mustang junkies who are you leased on with?
@@662bosstalk What type of work? What company? And do you know if they have dedicated routes?
That lease is a trap
1000 a month lease on. 😆 😆 😆 this can't be real.
That’s false I was leased on to a company with two trucks doing local work and made 10k weekly off both trucks. Now take out the 4K a month for truck payments 4 on fuel and 3 k on insurance. So that’s 11 from 40 that’s 29k profit. Now I drive one of my trucks and this guy doesn’t have a CDL.
@@General_Mal I know. I don't know where he got that info from.
@@General_Mal what about drivers pay and truck maintenance ? Not all is profit.
@@carlosaguirre1313 bruh take 10 k away from that 29k that leaves me with 19k and I’m just being modest on that. My driver does two loads a day no more than an hour and a half drive for 1,500 a week and I sit aside 4 a month for the maintenance. Which Is still savings because I still have cover to cover protection 2000 after market warranty. Let’s just say it’s 15k profit. Take uncle Sam’s 25% away also still that’s more than the 2,000 he was talking about. Yet this was me with two trucks leased on. I’m up to 4 doing it all myself. My numbers are still way better
@@General_Mal very good my Friend , keep on Trucking .Best regards.
Guys are making 1000 a week leasing on? Sheesh.
I make 1800-2k a week as a company driver with Hogan transportation and that's net not gross
@@RabbiTosmiser do they pay in personage? I just got my CDL bro... What is the pay for a rookie driver?
What state do you reside?
@@RabbiTosmiser in the northern Virginia area, Alexandria
No you make way more than 1000 a week bro trust me.
Full of a whole lot of shit, where you getting these numbers from? I just got paid yesterday $2322 as a company driver on 27% of a legit rate con for each load ($8700 gross for a week and anybody in trucking know that’s just an average week so imagine a good week 10k gross) I also did a walk away lease before and made anywhere from $2500-$5000 after all expenses with a WEEKLY truck payment. So imagine being a lease operator with your own equipment whether 100% owned by you or financed with MONTHY (not weekly how I was) payments that’s easily an extra $4k a month. So there is no need to even talk about having own authority of course it’s more money just more responsibility that’s the bottom line, but it’s doable. Bro I don’t know if you started trucking in the 1800s or you’re just trying to sell products but as of 2024 (which is not the best time with average fuel costs, rates etc) the numbers you gave are OUTRAGEOUSLY off. Man said 4K a month is good money, someone come and pat my back and burp me, cause homie think I was born yesterday.
I believe he’s talking about after he pays his driver.
@@ayevoeyisrael5146 if thats the case bro, that’ll make more sense but still cmon now, 4k a month good money bruh? I know everyone situation different and too some that’s more than what they need to survive off of but majority of people that’s not going to cut it, especially with people who leading families. I stay in Florida, rent takes over half of that of the dribble. As we speak I’m in route to pickup a load in MO to PA for 2800, 2.71 a mile before fuel. 2 day duration. Still 5 days to go bro…