Independent contractor routes that net over 1,000,000 a year

Bigmike3way

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Is this possible? How many routes would you approximately need? If you owned one of these ; what happens going forward with fedex ISP agreements?
 

Brownslave688

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Bigmike3way

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No just asking ? A relative of mine owns a large amount of routes and was talking about buying some more. I've been to his house and it's pretty impressive.
 

Brownslave688

You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
No just asking ? A relative of mine owns a large amount of routes and was talking about buying some more. I've been to his house and it's pretty impressive.
I've been to houses of people that make 200k a year that are very impressive and to those that make 2 million a year and aren't all that impressive.


Don't get so caught up on be stuff people have. Worry about yourself.
 

Bigmike3way

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Wasn't implying that the house was everything. Sorry! I've researched individual route where netting 65-80 with paperwork backing up. Average fedex ISP drivers are making 40-50 k a year. I'm assuming 60-70 routes
 

Brownslave688

You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Wasn't implying that the house was everything. Sorry! I've researched individual route where netting 65-80 with paperwork backing up. Average fedex ISP drivers are making 40-50 k a year. I'm assuming 60-70 routes
If you're that interested Google his LLC It'll show what he makes.
 

Bigmike3way

New Member
What is the net profit percentage as a rule on ISP fedex llc this company I'm talking about has 45 routes mostly hd and done ground. No line haul.
 

OUMick

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With everyone I've talked to, 15-25% net. Those have all been somewhat rural routes. I would assume a large metro area or any high wage area would be a smaller net percentage area.
 

FedGT

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My average net on the year is about 19%. After this last agreement and factoring a full year of a couple extra PSAs that were acquired this year it should be closer to 25%.
 

bacha29

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No joke Smith's stated goal when the restructuring of express was announced was to get x up to a profit margin of !0% Hasn't made it anywhere close to that. Restructuring ? Where re they getting the money to commit themselves to the purchase of 100 brand new Boeing 767's and 777"s . Ground of course. Check the operating results Without ground X instead of being a $160 stock would be a $70 dollar stock.
 

MAKAVELI

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No joke Smith's stated goal when the restructuring of express was announced was to get x up to a profit margin of !0% Hasn't made it anywhere close to that. Restructuring ? Where re they getting the money to commit themselves to the purchase of 100 brand new Boeing 767's and 777"s . Ground of course. Check the operating results Without ground X instead of being a $160 stock would be a $70 dollar stock.
I wonder how UPS does it with no contractor scam?:confused:
 
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