Own the Equipment. Earn Weekly Rental Income. Skip the Day-to-Day Trucking Operation.

An opportunity is currently available to acquire and place up to four late-model commercial trucks into an established carrier's truck rental operation.

This is not a traditional trucking startup where the owner is responsible for finding freight, dispatching loads, recruiting drivers, managing payroll, purchasing fuel, or operating trailers.

Instead, the equipment owner owns the commercial equipment, and the trucks are rented to an established third-party carrier under a weekly rental structure.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Each qualifying truck is projected to rent for approximately $1,250 per week, providing the following scheduled rental revenue:

2 Trucks: $130,000 annually
4 Trucks: $260,000 annually

The opportunity can be structured beginning with two trucks, subject to availability and carrier approval.

FOUR-TRUCK FLEET

Estimated Total Investment: Approximately $299,000
Number of Trucks: 4
Estimated Investment Per Truck: Approximately $75,000 per truck
Weekly Rental Per Truck: Approximately $1,250
Scheduled Annual Gross Rental Revenue: Approximately $260,000

Using a conservative maintenance and repair reserve of approximately $15,000 annually per truck:

Annual Gross Rental Revenue: $260,000
Estimated Maintenance & Repair Reserve: ($60,000)
Estimated Income After Maintenance Reserve: $200,000

3rd Party FINANCING AVAILABLE

This opportunity does not qualify for SBA financing.

Third-party equipment financing may be available for qualified buyers, with financing structures potentially requiring approximately 50% down, depending on creditworthiness, equipment, lender requirements and final approval.

Unlike traditional investments or investments such as FedEx routes, Amazon route, bread routes, or a traditional trucking company, this model is semi passive and requires significantly less day-to-day involvement. There’s no need to manage dispatching, fuel expenses, driver payroll, driver turnover, or trailer costs. You own the income-producing assets while the trucks are placed into a structured rental operation designed to generate consistent weekly rental income.